dofile(reaper.GetResourcePath().."/UserPlugins/ultraschall_api.lua")
For more details, read the docs in the Introduction and Concepts-area of this page.
^ GetProject_TabsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the ReaProject-objects, as well as the filenames of all opened project-tabs. |
| integer number_of_projecttabs | the number of projecttabs currently opened |
| array projecttablist | an array, that holds all ReaProjects as well as the projectfilenames projecttablist[idx][1] = ReaProject projecttablist[idx][2] = projectfilename with path |
^ GetApiVersionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the version, release-date and if it's a beta-version plus the currently installed hotfix |
| number versionnumber | a number, that you can use for comparisons like, "if requestedversion>versionnumber then" |
| string majorversion | the current Api-major-version |
| string date | the release date of this api-version |
| string subversion | a subversion-number of a major-version |
| string tagline | the tagline of the current release |
| string hotfix_date | the release-date of the currently installed hotfix ($ResourceFolder/ultraschall_api/ultraschall_hotfixes.lua); XX_XXX_XXXX if no hotfix is installed currently |
| string buildnumber | the build-number of the current release |
^ SuppressErrorMessagesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Allows you to suppress error-messages. If you pass true, all error messages will be suppressed, until you run the function again passing false. Note: You should supress error-messages only temprarily and "unsuppress" them again, after your critical stuff is finished. Otherwise, someone using your functions will have no error-messages to debug with. Returns false, if parameter isn't boolean. Unlike most other function, this will never create an error-message! |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, you didn't pass a boolean as parameter |
| boolean flag | true, suppress error-messages; false, don't suppress error-messages |
^ AddErrorMessageFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new errormessage to the Ultraschall-Api-Error-messagesystem. Returns the number of the errormessage. Intended for your own 3rd party-functions for the API, to give the user more feedback about errors than just a cryptic errorcode. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
| integer errorcount | the number of the errormessage within the Ultraschall-Api-Error-messagesystem; nil, if errormessages are suppressed currently |
| string functionname | the function, where the error happened |
| string parametername | the parameter, that caused the problem |
| string errormessage | a longer description of what cause the problem and a hint to a possible solution |
| integer errorcode | a number, that represents the error-message. Will be -1 by default, if not given. |
^ StartTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Contains the correct starting time of the current instance of the Ultraschall-Framework, which probably means your script, that embeds the framework. |
^ API_TempPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Contains the path to the temp-folder of the Ultraschall-API. |
^ EuroFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Holds the Euro-currency-symbol, which is hard to type in Reaper's own IDE. |
^ ApiTestFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Displays a message to show, which parts of the Ultraschall-API are turned on and which are turned off. |
^ ToggleIDE_ErrormessagesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles or sets, if the error-messaging system shall output it's errors to Reaper's IDE(true) or not(false). When set true, it will show the errormessages at the bottom of the IDE, as you are used by Reaper's own functions. |
| boolean retval | true, if errors will be shown at the bottom of the IDE; false, if not |
| optional boolean togglevalue | true, if errormessages shall be shown at the bottom of the IDE, false if not. If omitted, it toggles what was set before. |
^ ReadErrorMessageFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Reads an error-message within the Ultraschall-ErrorMessagesystem. Returns a boolean value, the functionname, the errormessage, the "you've already read this message"-status, the date and a timestamp of the creation of the errormessage. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
| integer errcode | the errorcode of this message, as set by the function that created this errormessage; -1 is default value |
| string functionname | the name of the function, where the problem happened |
| string parmname | the parameter, that was used wrong by the programmer; "" if no parameter was involved in this error |
| string errormessage | the message of the problem with a possible hint to a solution |
| string readstatus | "unread" if the message hasn't been read yet or a date_time from when the message has been read already |
| string err_creation_date | the date_time of when the error-message was created |
| string err_creation_timestamp | the timestamp of when the error-message was created. Usually seconds, since system got started |
| integer errornumber | the number of the error, beginning with 1. Use CountErrorMessages to get the current number of error-messages. |
| optional boolean keep_unread | true, keeps the message unread; false or nil, sets the readstate of the message |
^ DeleteErrorMessageFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an error-message within the Ultraschall-ErrorMessagesystem. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if such an error exists; false if it didn't |
| integer errornumber | the number of the error to delete, beginning with 1. Use CountErrorMessages to get the current number of error-messages. |
^ GetLastErrorMessageFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Reads the last error-message stored in the Ultraschall-ErrorMessagesystem. Returns a boolean value, the functionname, the errormessage, the date and a timestamp of the creation of the errormessage, the unread-status as well as the error-message-number. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
| integer errcode | the errorcode of this message, as set by the function that created this errormessage; -1 is default value |
| string functionname | the name of the function, where the problem happened |
| string parmname | the parameter, that was used wrong by the programmer; "" if no parameter was involved in this error |
| string errormessage | the message of the problem with a possible hint to a solution |
| string readstatus | "unread" if the message hasn't been read yet or a date_time from when the message has been read already |
| string err_creation_date | the date_time of when the error-message was created |
| string err_creation_timestamp | the timestamp of when the error-message was created. Usually seconds, since system got started |
| integer errorcounter | the error-message-number within the Ultraschall-Error-Message-System |
| integer errornumber | the number of the error, beginning with 1. Use CountErrorMessages to get the current number of error-messages. |
^ DeleteLastErrorMessageFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the last error-message and returns a boolean value. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
^ DeleteAllErrorMessagesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes all error-messages and returns a boolean value. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
^ GetLastErrorMessage2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns an array with the last "count" errormessages. 1 for the last, 2 for the last 2, etc. Set setread to false, if you want to retain the unread status of the error-messages. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
| array ErrorMessages | an array, that contains all values for the chosen number of errormessages. The fields are ErrorMessages[errornumber][x], where x stands for "errcode" - the errorcode of this function, default is -1 "funcname" - functionname "parmname" - name of the parameter, that caused the error "errmsg" - errormessage "readstate" - readstatus "date" - errorcreation date_time "time" - errorcreation timestamp in seconds, usually seconds since computer has been started |
| integer count | the number of the last few errors, you want to get returned. Use CountErrorMessages to get the current number of error-messages. |
^ CountErrorMessagesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current count of errormessages in the system available. |
| integer errorcounter | the number of errormessages currently available in the error-message-system. Includes read and unread ones. |
^ ShowLastErrorMessageFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Displays the last error message in a messagebox, the ReaScript-Console, the clipboard, if error is existing and unread. |
| requested_error_message | the errormessage requested; |
| optional integer dunk | allows to index the last x'ish message to be returned; nil or 0, the last one; 1, the one before the last one, etc. |
| optional integer target | the target, where the error-message shall be output to 0 or nil, target is a message box 1, target is the ReaScript-Console 2, target is the clipboard 3, target is a returned string |
| optional integer message_type | if target is set to 3, you can set, which part of the error-messageshall be returned as returnvalue nil or 1, returns true, if error has happened, false, if error didn't happen 2, returns the errcode 3, returns the functionname which caused the error 4, returns the parmname which caused the error 5, returns the errormessage 6, returns the lastreadtime 7, returns the err_creation_date 8, returns the err_creation_timestamp |
^ SLEMFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Displays the last error message in a messagebox, the ReaScript-Console, the clipboard, if error is existing and unread. Like ultraschall.ShowLastErrorMessage() but this is easier to type. Note: written without ultraschall. in the beginning! |
| requested_error_message | the errormessage requested; |
| optional integer dunk | allows to index the last x'ish message to be returned; nil or 0, the last one; 1, the one before the last one, etc. |
| optional integer target | the target, where the error-message shall be output to 0 or nil, target is a message box 1, target is the ReaScript-Console 2, target is the clipboard 3, target is a returned string |
| optional integer message_type | if target is set to 3, you can set, which part of the error-messageshall be returned as returnvalue nil or 1, returns true, if error has happened, false, if error didn't happen 2, returns the errcode 3, returns the functionname which caused the error 4, returns the parmname which caused the error 5, returns the errormessage 6, returns the lastreadtime 7, returns the err_creation_date 8, returns the err_creation_timestamp |
^ SeparatorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Contains the correct separator for your system. / on Mac, \ on Windows. Use them, if you want to create windows and mac-compliant scripts that have file operations. |
^ Api_PathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Contains the current path of the Ultraschall-Api-folder ResourcePath/UserPlugins/ultraschall_api/ |
^ Api_InstallPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Contains the current path to the installation folder of the Ultraschall-Api(usually Resourcesfolder/UserPlugins) |
^ GetLastErrorMessage_FuncnameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the last errormessage, a certain function added to the Error-Messaging-System. Sets read-state of the error-message to the date-time of accessing it. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer errorindex | the index of the error within the Error-Messaging-System |
| string parametername | the parameter that produced the problem, or "" if no parameter was involved |
| string errormessage | the errormessage |
| integer errorcode | the errorcode the error has |
| string functionname | the name of the function, whose last error message you want to retrieve |
^ CountErrorMessage_FuncnameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of available errormessages for functionname, existing in the Error-Messaging-System. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer number_of_errormessages | the number of errormessages functionname has left in the Error-Messaging-System |
| string functionname | the name of the function, whose error messages you want to count |
^ GetErrorMessage_FuncnameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a specific errormessage specified by index, functionname added to the Error-Messaging-System. Sets read-state of the error-message to the date-time of accessing it. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer errorindex | the index of the error within the Error-Messaging-System |
| string parametername | the parameter that produced the problem, or "" if no parameter was involved |
| string errormessage | the errormessage |
| integer errorcode | the errorcode the error has |
| string functionname | the name of the function, whose last error message you want to retrieve |
| integer index | the index of the error-message for functionname |
^ ShowErrorMessagesInReascriptConsoleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets, if errormessages shall be shown in the ReaScript-Console immediately, when they happen. Will show functionname, parametername, errorcode plus errormessage and the time the error has happened. |
| boolean state | true, show error-messages in the ReaScript-Console when they happen; false, don't show errormessages |
^ WinterlySnowflakesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Exchanges the gfx.update()-function with a variant, that displays falling snowflakes everytime it is called. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | returns -1 in case of a'JS_Window_ListFind' n error; 1, in case of success |
| boolean toggle | true, toggles falling snow on; false, toggles falling snow off |
| number falling_speed | the falling speed of the snowflakes, 1.3 is recommended |
| integer number_snowflakes | the number of falling snowflakes at the same time on screen; 2000 is recommended |
^ PingMeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Shows the current script and line of script-execution, optionally with a message. This is for debugging-purposes. For instance, if you want to know, if an if-statement is working as you expect it, just add PingMe() into that if-statement. It will show a message including linenumbers, when the if-statement is going through. You can also choose, whether to output the message into ReaConsole, Messagebox or clipboard(including culminating options) |
| string pingmessage | returns the pingmessage |
| optional string message | an optional message shown |
| optional integer outputtarget | 0, don't show a message 1, output the pingme-message into ReaScript-console 2 or nil, show a messagebox 3, output it into the clipboard 4, add it to the end of the contents of the clipboard 5, add it to the beginning of the contents of the clipboard |
^ print2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| replaces Lua's own print-function. shows \0-characters as . Converts all parametes given into string using tostring() and displays them as a MessageBox, separated by two spaces. |
| parameter_1 to parameter_n | the parameters, that you want to have printed out |
^ print_altFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| replaces Lua's own print-function, that is quite useless in Reaper. shows \0-characters as . like print, but separates the entries by a two spaced, not a newline |
| parameter_1 to parameter_n | the parameters, that you want to have printed out |
^ printFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| replaces Lua's own print-function, that is quite useless in Reaper. displays \0-characters as . Converts all parametes given into string using tostring() and displays them in the ReaScript-console, separated by a newline and ending with a newline. |
| parameter_1 to parameter_n | the parameters, that you want to have printed out |
^ tobooleanFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts the string "value" to a boolean, if applicable; means: if it contains either true or false in it. If it contains both or other characters(except spaces or tabs), it will not convert. Works basially like Lua's own tostring() or tonumber()-functions. Returns nil, if conversion isn't possible. Note: Unlike other ultraschall-api-functions, toboolean() has no ultraschall. in it's functionname! |
| boolean retval | true or false, depending on the input variable value |
| string value | the value to be converted to a boolean. True and false can be upper-, lower and camelcase. |
^ print3Functioncall:
| Description: |
| like print, but puts the parameters into the clipboard. Converts all parametes given into string using tostring() and puts them into the clipboard, with each parameter separated by two spaces. Unlike print and print2, this does NOT end with a newline! Note: \0-characters will be seen as string-termination, so strings may be truncated. Please replace \0 with string.gsub, if you need to have the full string with all nil-values included. |
| parameter_1 to parameter_n | the parameters, that you want to have put into the clipboard |
^ print_updateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| replaces Lua's own print-function, that is quite useless in Reaper. Converts all parametes given into string using tostring() and displays them in the ReaScript-console, separated by two spaces, ending with a newline. Shows \0-characters as . This is like print, but clears console everytime before displaying the values. Good for status-display, that shall not scroll. |
| parameter_1 to parameter_n | the parameters, that you want to have printed out |
^ CheckActionCommandIDFormatFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether an action command id is a valid commandid(which is a number) or a valid _action_command_id (which is a string with an _underscore in the beginning). Does not check, whether this action_command_id is a useable one, only if it's "syntax" is correct! returns falsein case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, valid action_command_id; false, not a valid action_command_id |
| actioncommand_id | the ActionCommandID you want to check; either a number or an action_command_id with an underscore at the beginning |
^ RunCommandFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| runs a command by its ActionCommandID(instead of the CommandID-number) returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1, in case of error |
| string actioncommand_id | the ActionCommandID of the Command/Script/Action you want to run; must be either a number or the ActionCommandID beginning with an underscore _ |
^ ConvertStringToBitsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts a string into its bit-representation and returns that as a handy table returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_bits | the number of bits in the string, -1, in case of an error |
| array bitarray | the individual bits as a handy table |
| string message | the string, which you want to convert into its bit representation |
^ ConvertBitsToStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts a table of bit-representation into a string Every entry in the table must be either 0 or 1. If there are too few bits to fill up a byte, the missing bits will be seen as trailing 0-bits. returns nil in case of an error |
| string message | the converted bits as string-representation |
| array bitarray | the individual bits in a table, which will be converted into a string-representation each entry in the table must be either 0 or 1; missing bits at the end(usually nil) will be seen as 0 |
^ deprecatedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| If you have a 3rd-party function added to Ultraschall-API, which you want to deprecate, use this function to show a warning message, if that function is used. It will be shown once when running the script, after (re-)start of Reaper. That way, you can tell scripters, whether they need to update their scripts using newer/better functions. This is probably shown first to the user, who knows that way a potential problem and can tell the scripter about that. If there is a line "Author: authorname" in the file(as usual for ReaPack-compatible scripts), it will show the scripter's name in the dialog. |
| boolean retval | true, defer-instance is running; false, defer-instance isn't running |
^ FloatCompareFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Compares two floatvalues and allows to set the precision to copmare against. So, if you want to compare 5.1 and 5.2, using precision=0.2 returns true(is equal), precision=0.1 returns false(isn't equal). Returns nil in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, numbers are equal; false, numbers aren't equal |
| number diff | the difference between numbers a and b |
| number a | the first float-number to compare |
| number b | the second float-number to compare |
| number precision | the precision of the fraction, like 0.1 or 0.0063 |
^ ToClipFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Puts a string into clipboard. \0-characters will be seen as string-termination, so if you want to put strings into clipboard containing them, you need to replace them first or your string might be truncated |
| string toclipstring | the string, which you want to put into the clipboard |
^ FromClipFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets a string from clipboard. |
| string clipboard_string | the string-content from the clipboard |
^ EscapeMagicCharacters_StringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Escapes the magic characters(needed for pattern matching), so the string can be fed as is into string.match-functions. That way, characters like . or - or * etc do not trigger pattern-matching behavior but are used as regular . or - or * etc. returns nil in case of an error |
| string escaped_string | the string with all magic characters escaped |
| string sourcestring | the string, whose magic characters you want to escape for future use |
^ ActionsList_GetSelectedActionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the selected entries from the actionlist, when opened. The order of the tables of found actions, ActionCommandIDs and ToggleStates is the same in all of the three tables. They also reflect the order of userselection in the ActionList itself from top to bottom of the ActionList. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer num_found_actions | the number of selected actions; -1, if not opened |
| integer sectionID | the id of the section, from which the selected actions are from |
| string sectionName | the name of the selected section |
| table selected_actions | the texts of the found actions as a handy table |
| table CmdIDs | the ActionCommandIDs of the found actions as a handy table; all of them are strings, even the numbers, but can be converted using Reaper's own function reaper.NamedCommandLookup |
| table ToggleStates | the current toggle-states of the selected actions; 1, on; 0, off; -1, no such toggle state available |
| table shortcuts | the shortcuts of the action as a handy table; separated by ", " |
^ Gmem_GetCurrentAttachedNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns nil if no gmem had been attached since addition of Ultraschall-API to the current script |
| string current_gmem_attachname | the name of the currently attached gmem |
^ ActionsList_GetAllActionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the all actions from the actionlist, when opened. The order of the tables of found actions, ActionCommandIDs and ToggleStates is the same in all of the three tables. They also reflect the order of userselection in the ActionList itself from top to bottom of the ActionList. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer num_found_actions | the number of found actions; -1, if not opened |
| integer sectionID | the id of the section, from which the found actions are from |
| string sectionName | the name of the found section |
| table actions | the texts of the found actions as a handy table |
| table CmdIDs | the ActionCommandIDs of the found actions as a handy table; all of them are strings, even the numbers, but can be converted using Reaper's own function reaper.NamedCommandLookup |
| table ToggleStates | the current toggle-states of the found actions; 1, on; 0, off; -1, no such toggle state available |
| table shortcuts | the shortcuts of the action as a handy table; separated by ", " |
^ BringReaScriptConsoleToFrontFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Brings Reaper's ReaScriptConsole-window to the front, when it's opened. |
^ EditReaScriptFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a script in Reaper's ReaScript-IDE. If the file does not exist yet, it will try to create it. If parameter filename doesn't contain a valid directory, it will try to create the script in the Scripts-folder of Reaper. Setting filename=nil will open the last one edited using this function. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, opening was successful; false, opening was unsuccessful |
| optional integer command_id | the command-id of the script, when it gets newly created |
| optional string filename | the filename of the new reascript-file to create(add .lua or .py or .eel to select the language). nil, opens the last ReaScript-file you opened with this function |
| optional boolean add_ultraschall_api | true, add Ultraschall-API-call into the script(only in newly created ones!); false or nil, just open a blank script |
| optional integer add_to_actionlist_section | the section, into which you want to add the script nil, don't add, only open the script in IDE 0, Main 100, Main (alt recording) Note: If you already added to main(section 0), this function automatically adds the script to Main(alt) as well. 32060, MIDI Editor 32061, MIDI Event List Editor 32062, MIDI Inline Editor 32063, Media Explorer |
| optional integer x_pos | x-position of the ide-window in pixels; nil, use the last one used |
| optional integer y_pos | y-position of the ide-window in pixels; nil, use the last one used |
| optional integer width | width of the ide-window in pixels; nil, use the last one used |
| optional integer height | height of the ide-window in pixels; nil, use the last one used |
^ SFEMFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Displays the first error message in a messagebox, the ReaScript-Console, the clipboard, if error is existing and unread. |
| requested_error_message | the errormessage requested; |
| optional integer dunk | allows to index the last x'ish message to be returned; nil or 0, the last one; 1, the one before the last one, etc. |
| optional integer target | the target, where the error-message shall be output to 0 or nil, target is a message box 1, target is the ReaScript-Console 2, target is the clipboard 3, target is a returned string |
| optional integer message_type | if target is set to 3, you can set, which part of the error-messageshall be returned as returnvalue nil or 1, returns true, if error has happened, false, if error didn't happen 2, returns the errcode 3, returns the functionname which caused the error 4, returns the parmname which caused the error 5, returns the errormessage 6, returns the lastreadtime 7, returns the err_creation_date 8, returns the err_creation_timestamp |
^ RFRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns only the first x return-values, as given by length. You can put the return-values of another function and just get the first x ones. So if the function returns 10 returnvalues, but you only need the first two, set length=2 and add the function(with the 10 returnvalues) after it as second parameter. For example: integer r, integer g, integer b = reaper.ColorFromNative(integer col) returns three colorvalues. If you only want the first one(r), use it this way: r=RFR(1, reaper.ColorFromNative(12739)) returns nil in case of an error |
| various ... | the requested first-n returnvalues |
| integer length | the number of the first return-values to return |
| various ... | further parameters, which can be multiple values or just the return-values of another function. |
^ RLRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns only the last x return-values, as given by length. You can put the return-values of another function and just get the last x ones. So if the function returns 10 returnvalues, but you only need the last two, set length=2 and add the function(with the 10 returnvalues) after it as second parameter. For example: integer r, integer g, integer b = reaper.ColorFromNative(integer col) returns three colorvalues. If you only want the last one(b), use it this way: b=RLR(1, reaper.ColorFromNative(12739)) returns nil in case of an error |
| various ... | the requested last-n returnvalues |
| integer length | the number of the last return-values to return |
| various ... | further parameters, which can be multiple values or just the return-values of another function. |
^ RRRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns only the x return-values between position and position+length. You can put the return-values of another function and just get the ones between position and position+length. So if the function returns 10 returnvalues, but you only need the third through the fifth, set position=3 and length=3 and add the function(with the 10 returnvalues) after it as third parameter. For example: integer r, integer g, integer b = reaper.ColorFromNative(integer col) returns three colorvalues. If you only want the middle one(g), use it this way: g=RLR(2, 1, reaper.ColorFromNative(12739)) returns nil in case of an error |
| various ... | the requested n returnvalues between position and length+position |
| integer position | the first return-value to return |
| integer length | the number of return-values to return(position+length) |
| various ... | further parameters, which can be multiple values or just the return-values of another function. |
^ GetHWInputs_AliasnamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the aliasnames and their associated channels of the currently selected audio-device. The returned table is of the format table[index][1] - the name of the alias table[index][2] - the hardware-input-channel, associated to this aliasname |
| integer number_of_aliases | the number of aliases available |
| table aliases | a table, that contains all alias-names and their associated Hardware-Input-channels |
^ GetHWOutputs_AliasnamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the aliasnames and their associated channels of the currently selected audio-device. The returned table is of the format table[index][1] - the name of the alias table[index][2] - the hardware-output-channel, associated to this aliasname |
| integer number_of_aliases | the number of aliases available |
| table aliases | a table, that contains all alias-names and their associated Hardware-Output-channels |
^ GetProject_AutomationItemStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the idx'th automation-item from a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry <POOLEDENV returns nil in case of an error |
| string AutomationItemStateChunk | the statechunk of the idx'th automation-item |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the automation-item-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| integer idx | the number of the requested automation-item from the ProjectStateChunk with 1 for the first AutomItem. |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_CountAutomationItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of automation-items available in a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry <POOLEDENV returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer automation_items_count | the number of automation-items |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the automation-item-count; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file; only used, when projectfilename_with_path=nil |
^ AutomationItems_GetAllFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all automation items from the current project as a handy table The format of the table is as follows: AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["Track"] - the track, in which the automation item is located AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["EnvelopeObject"] - the envelope, in which the automationitem is located AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["EnvelopeName"] - the name of the envelope AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Index"] - the index of the automation with EnvelopeObject AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_PoolID"] - the pool-Id of the automation item AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Position"] - the position of the automation item in seconds AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Length"] - the length of the automation item in seconds AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Startoffset"] - the startoffset of the automation item in seconds AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Playrate"]- the playrate of the automation item AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Baseline"]- the baseline of the automation item, between 0 and 1 AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Amplitude"]- the amplitude of the automation item, between -1 and +1 AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_LoopSource"]- the loopsource-state of the automation item; 0, unlooped; 1, looped AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_UISelect"]- the selection-state of the automation item; 0, unselected; nonzero, selected AutomationItems[automationitem_idx]["AutomationItem_Pool_QuarteNoteLength"]- the quarternote-length |
| integer number_of_automationitems | the number of automation-items found in the current project |
| table AutomationItems_Table | all found automation-items as a handy table(see description for details) |
^ AutomationItem_DeleteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an Automation-Item, optionally preserves the points who are added to the underlying envelope. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, deleting was successful; false, deleting was not successful |
| TrackEnvelope env | the TrackEnvelope, in which the automation-item to be deleted is located |
| integer automationitem_idx | the automationitem that shall be deleted; 0, for the first one |
| optional boolean preservepoints | true, keepthe envelopepoints and add them to the underlying envelope; nil or false, just delete the AutomationItem |
^ GetMediaItemsFromClipboardFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of mediaitems and a MediaItemStateChunkArray of the mediaitems, as stored in the clipboard. It does it by pasting the items at the end of the project, getting them and deleting them again. Use sparsely and with care, as it uses a lot of resources! |
| integer count | the number of items in the clipboard |
| array MediaItemStatechunkArray | the mediaitem-statechunks of the items in the clipboard. One entry for each mediaitem-statechunk. |
^ GetStringFromClipboard_SWSFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the content of the clipboard as a string. Uses the SWS-function reaper.CF_GetClipboard, but does everything for you, that is needed for proper use of this function. |
| string clipboard_string | the content of the clipboard as a string |
^ PutMediaItemsToClipboard_MediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Puts the items in MediaItemArray into the clipboard. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful; false, if not |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems, that shall be put into the clipboard |
^ ConvertColorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts r, g, b-values to native-system-color. Works like reaper's ColorToNative, but doesn't need |0x1000000 added. returns color-value 0, and retval=false in case of an error |
| integer colorvalue | the native-system-color; 0 to 33554431 |
| integer r | the red colorvalue |
| integer g | the green colorvalue |
| integer b | the blue colorvalue |
^ ConvertColorReverseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts a native-system-color to r, g, b-values. returns 0,0,0,false in case of an error |
| integer r | the red colorvalue |
| integer g | the green colorvalue |
| integer b | the blue colorvalue |
| boolean retval | true, color-conversion was successful; false, color-conversion was unsuccessful |
| integer colorvalue | the native-system-color; 0 to 33554431 |
^ RGB2GrayscaleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts rgb to a grayscale value. Works native on Mac as well on Windows, no color conversion needed. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer graycolor | the gray color-value, generated from red,blue and green. |
| integer red | red-value between 0 and 255. |
| integer green | red-value between 0 and 255. |
| integer blue | red-value between 0 and 255. |
^ ConvertColorToGFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts red,green,blue,alpha-values from 0-255 range to 0-1 range, so these values can be used by Reaper-Lua's gfx.functions(). supports negative-values up from -255 to +255, so you can use the function as well for subtraction of colorvalues. returns nil in case of error |
| number r | the converted red-value between -1 and +1; nil in case of error |
| number g | the converted green-value between -1 and +1 |
| number b | the converted blue-value between -1 and +1 |
| number a | the converted alpha-value between -1 and +1 |
| integer r | the red-color-value between -255 and +255 |
| integer g | the green-color-value between -255 and +255 |
| integer b | the blue-color-value between -255 and +255 |
| integer a | the alpha-color-value between -255 and +255 |
^ ConvertGFXToColorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts red,green,blue,alpha-values from 0-1 range to 0-255 range, so these values can be used by Reaper's normal color-value-functions. supports negative-values up from -1 to +1, so you can use the function as well for subtraction of colorvalues. returns nil in case of error |
| integer r | the red-color-value between -255 and +255 |
| integer g | the green-color-value between -255 and +255 |
| integer b | the blue-color-value between -255 and +255 |
| integer a | the alpha-color-value between -255 and +255 |
| number r | the converted red-value between -1 and +1; nil in case of error |
| number g | the converted green-value between -1 and +1 |
| number b | the converted blue-value between -1 and +1 |
| number a | the converted alpha-value between -1 and +1 |
^ CreateColorTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a colortable to be used by color-graphics-functions. The colorvalue for start and end can be 0 to 255 or the other way round 255 to 0 Can be used by ApplyColorTableToTrackColors returns nil in case of an error |
| array ColorTable | a colortable for the colors with the number of steps of your choice; each indexentry holds entries "r"(0-255), "g"(0-255), "b"(0-255), "nativecolor" and "gfxr"(0-1), "gfxg"(0-1), "gfxb"(0-1). |
| integer startr | start redvalue, between 0 and 255 |
| integer startg | start greenvalue, between 0 and 255 |
| integer startb | start bluevalue, between 0 and 255 |
| integer endr | end redvalue, between 0 and 255 |
| integer endg | end greenvalue, between 0 and 255 |
| integer endb | end bluevalue, between 0 and 255 |
| integer number_of_steps | the number of steps from the lowest to the highest r,g,b-color start/end-values |
^ CreateSonicRainboomColorTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a colortable in Ultraschall's standard-trackcolor-setting "Sonic Rainboom"-style. Can be used by ApplyColorTableToTrackColors |
| array ColorTable | a colortable with all values for Ultraschall's track-color "Sonic Rainboom" |
^ IsValidColorTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks for valid color-tables. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid ColorTable; false, if it's not a valid ColorTable |
| array ColorTable | a table to check for being a valid ColorTable |
^ ApplyColorTableToTrackColorsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Apply a ColorTable to Tracks, to colorize MediaTracks ColorTables can be created by CreateColorTable returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, adjusting track-colors was successful; false, adjusting track-colors was unsuccessful |
| array ColorTable | the ColorTable to apply to the MediaTrackColors |
| integer Spread | 0, apply ColorTable once; will return false, if fewer colors are in ColorTable available than tracks in the project nil or 1, repeat the colors from the ColorTable over and over again over the tracks; means: if you have 10 tracks and 5 colors, the colors will fill track 1 to 5 and then again track 6 to 10 2, spread the colors from the ColorTable over all tracks equally |
| integer StartTrack | the first track to colorize; nil, to use the first track in project |
| integer EndTrack | the last track to colorize; nil, to use the last track in project |
^ ApplyColorTableToItemColorsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Apply a ColorTable to MediaItems in a MediaItemArray, to colorize MediaItems ColorTables can be created by CreateColorTable returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, adjusting item-colors was successful; false, adjusting item-colors was unsuccessful |
| array ColorTable | the ColorTable to apply to the MediaItemColors |
| integer Spread | 0, apply ColorTable once; will return false, if fewer colors are in ColorTable available than items in the MediaItemArray nil or 1, repeat the colors from the ColorTable over and over again over the item; means: if you have 10 items and 5 colors, the colors will fill items 1 to 5 and then again items 6 to 10 2, spread the colors from the ColorTable over all items equally |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | an array with all the MediaItems to colorize |
^ ChangeColorBrightnessFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes brightness of a colorvalue. If you only set brightr without setting brightg and brightb, then the value for brightr will affect g and b as well. If a color-value becomes >255 or <0, it will be set to 255 or 0 respectively. returns color-value 0,0,0 and retval=false in case of an error |
| integer red | the new red-value |
| integer green | the new green-value |
| integer blue | the new blue-value |
| boolean retval | true, color-calculation was successful; false, color-calculation was unsuccessful |
| integer r | the red-value to be changed |
| integer g | the green-value to be changed |
| integer b | the blue-value to be changed |
| integer bright_r | the change in brightness for the red-color; positive, brighter; negative, darker |
| optional integer bright_g | the change in brightness for the green-color; positive, brighter; negative, darker; if nil, value in bright_r will be used |
| optional integer bright_b | the change in brightness for the blue-color; positive, brighter; negative, darker; if nil, value in bright_r will be used |
^ ChangeColorContrastFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes contrast of a colorvalue. Minimum will set the new minimal, Maximum will set the new maximum-brightness-level. If you set Minimum to 0 and Maximum to 255, contrast will not change. The lower you set Minimum/Maximum, the darker it becomes; the higher, the brighter it becomes. The farther away Minimum is from Maximum, the stronger the contrast becomes; the closer Minimum is to Maximum, the weaker the contrast becomes. If you only set Minimum_r and Maximum_r, then these values will be applied to g and b too. If you omit/set to nil a Maximum-value; it's default value will be 255. If a color-value becomes >255 or <0, it will be set to 255 or 0 respectively. returns color-value 0,0,0 and retval=false in case of an error |
| integer red | the new red-value |
| integer green | the new green-value |
| integer blue | the new blue-value |
| boolean retval | true, color-calculation was successful; false, color-calculation was unsuccessful |
| integer r | the red-value to be changed |
| integer g | the green-value to be changed |
| integer b | the blue-value to be changed |
| integer Minimum_r | the new minimum brightness of the contrast-range of the red-color |
| optional integer Maximum_r | the new maximum brightness of the contrast-range of the red-color; if nil, it will be seen as 255 |
| optional integer Minimum_g | the new minimum brightness of the contrast-range of the green-color; if nil, it will use the value of Minimum_r |
| optional integer Maximum_g | the new maximum brightness of the contrast-range of the green-color; if nil, it will be seen as 255 |
| optional integer Minimum_b | the new minimum brightness of the contrast-range of the blue-color; if nil, it will use the value of Minimum_r |
| optional integer Maximum_b | the new maximum brightness of the contrast-range of the blue-color; if nil, it will be seen as 255 |
^ ChangeColorSaturationFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes saturation of a colorvalue by delta. If a color-value becomes >255 or <0, it will be set to 255 or 0 respectively. returns color-value 0,0,0 and retval=false in case of an error |
| integer red | the new red-value |
| integer green | the new green-value |
| integer blue | the new blue-value |
| number median | the median-value, calculated from the the old red, green and blue, values (red+green+blue)/3, which is the basis for the brightness of the unsaturated value |
| boolean retval | true, color-calculation was successful; false, color-calculation was unsuccessful |
| integer r | the red-value to be changed |
| integer g | the green-value to be changed |
| integer b | the blue-value to be changed |
| integer delta | the saturation/desaturation-value; negative, desaturates color; positive, saturates color |
^ ConvertColorToMacFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a colorvalue to the correct-native-colorvalue for Mac, no matter if you're using Mac, Windows or Linux. returns 0, false in case of an error |
| integer mac_colorvalue | the Mac-native-colorvalue |
| boolean retval | true, if conversion succeeded; false, if conversion failed |
| integer red | the red-value of the color |
| integer green | the green-value of the color |
| integer blue | the blue-value of the color |
^ ConvertColorToWinFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a colorvalue to the correct-native-colorvalue for Windows/Linux, no matter if you're using Mac, Windows or Linux. returns 0, false in case of an error |
| integer win_linux_colorvalue | the Windows/Linux-native-colorvalue |
| boolean retval | true, if conversion succeeded; false, if conversion failed |
| integer red | the red-value of the color |
| integer green | the green-value of the color |
| integer blue | the blue-value of the color |
^ ConvertColorFromMacFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a native-colorvalue to the correct rgb-color-values for Mac, no matter if you're using Mac, Windows or Linux. returns 0, 0, 0, false in case of an error |
| integer red | the red-value of the color |
| integer green | the green-value of the color |
| integer blue | the blue-value of the color |
| boolean retval | true, if conversion succeeded; false, if conversion failed |
| integer mac_colorvalue | the Mac-native-colorvalue |
^ ConvertColorFromWinFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a native-colorvalue to the correct rgb-color-values for Windows/Linux, no matter if you're using Mac, Windows or Linux. returns 0, 0, 0, false in case of an error |
| integer red | the red-value of the color |
| integer green | the green-value of the color |
| integer blue | the blue-value of the color |
| boolean retval | true, if conversion succeeded; false, if conversion failed |
| integer win_colorvalue | the Windows/Linux-native-colorvalue |
^ SetIniFileExternalStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an external state into ini_filename_with_path. Returns false, if it doesn't work. |
| boolean retval | true, if setting the state was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful |
| string section | section of the external state. No = allowed! |
| string key | key of the external state. No = allowed! |
| string value | value for the key |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ GetIniFileExternalStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets an external state from ini_filename_with_path. Returns -1, if the file does not exist or parameters are invalid. |
| integer entrylength | the length of the returned value |
| string value | the value stored in a section->key in a configuration-file |
| string section | section of the external state |
| string key | key of the external state. No = allowed! |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ CountIniFileExternalState_secFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Count external-state-[sections] from an ini-configurationsfile. Returns -1, if the file does not exist. |
| integer sectioncount | number of sections within an ini-configuration-file |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ CountIniFileExternalState_keyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Count external-state-keys within a specific section, in a ini_filename_with_path. Returns -1, if file does not exist. |
| integer keyscount | number of keys with section within an ini-configuration-file |
| string section | the section within the ini-filename |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ EnumerateIniFileExternalState_secFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the numberth section in an ini_filename_with_path. Returns nil, in case of an error. |
| string sectionname | the name of the numberth section in the ini-file |
| integer number_of_section | the section within the ini-filename; 1, for the first section |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ EnumerateIniFileExternalState_keyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the numberth key within a section in an ini_filename_with_path. Returns nil, in case of an error. |
| string keyname | the name of the numberth key within section in the ini-file |
| string section | the name of the section |
| integer number | the number of the key within a section within the ini-filename, with 1 for the first key in the section |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ CountSectionsByPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts the number of sections within an ini-file, that fit a specific pattern. Uses "pattern"-string to determine, how often a section with a certain pattern exists. Good for sections, that have a number in them, like [section1], [section2], [section3]. Returns the number of sections, that include that pattern as well as a string, that includes the names of all such sections, separated by a comma. Pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc Returns -1, in case of an error. |
| integer number_of_sections | the number of sections, that fit the pattern |
| string sectionnames | a string, like: [section1],[section8],[section99] |
| string pattern | the pattern itself. Case sensitive. |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ CountKeysByPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts the number of keys within an ini-file, that fit a specific pattern. Uses "pattern"-string to determine, how often a key with a certain pattern exists. Good for keys, that have a number in them, like key1, key2, key3. Returns the number of keys, that include the pattern, as well as a string with all [sections] that contain keys= with a pattern, separated by a , i.e. [section1],key1=,key2=,key3=,[section2],key1=,key4= Pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc Returns -1, in case of an error. |
| integer number_of_keys | the number of keys, that fit the pattern |
| string sections_and_keys | a string, like: [section1],Key1=,Key2=,Key3=[section2],Key7= |
| string pattern | the pattern itself. Case sensitive. |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ CountValuesByPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts the number of values within an ini-file, that fit a specific pattern. Uses "pattern"-string to determine, how often a value with a certain pattern exists. Good for values, that have a number in them, like value1, value2, value3 Returns the number of values, that include that pattern as well as a string, that contains the [sections] and the keys= and values , the latter that contain the pattern, separated by a comma e.g. [section1], key1=, value, key4=, value, [section4], key2=, value Pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc Returns -1, in case of an error. |
| integer number_of_values | the number of values, that fit the pattern |
| string sections_keys_values | a string, like: [section1],key1=,value,key4=,value,[section4],key2=,value |
| string pattern | the pattern itself. Case sensitive. |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ EnumerateSectionsByPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the numberth section within an ini-file, that fits the pattern, e.g. the third section containing "hawaii" in it. Uses "pattern"-string to determine if a section contains a certain pattern. Good for sections, that have a number in them, like section1, section2, section3 Returns the section that includes that pattern as a string, numbered by id. Pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc Returns nil, in case of an error. |
| string sectionname | a string, that contains the sectionname |
| string pattern | the pattern itself. Case sensitive. |
| integer id | the number of section, that contains pattern |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ EnumerateKeysByPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the numberth key within a section in an ini-file, that fits the pattern, e.g. the third key containing "hawaii" in it. Uses "pattern"-string to determine if a key contains a certain pattern. Good for keys, that have a number in them, like key1=, key2=, key3= Returns the key that includes that pattern as a string, numbered by id. Pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc Returns nil, in case of an error. |
| string keyname | a string, that contains the keyname |
| string pattern | the pattern itself. Case sensitive. |
| string section | the section, in which to look for the key |
| integer id | the number of key, that contains pattern |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ EnumerateValuesByPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the numberth value(and it's accompanying key) within a section in an ini-file, that fits the pattern, e.g. the third value containing "hawaii" in it. Uses "pattern"-string to determine if a value contains a certain pattern. Good for values, that have a number in them, like value1, value2, value3 Returns the value that includes that pattern as a string, numbered by id, as well as it's accompanying key. Pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc Returns nil, in case of an error. |
| string value | the value that contains the pattern |
| string keyname | a string, that contains the keyname |
| string pattern | the pattern itself. Case sensitive. |
| string section | the section, in which to look for the key |
| integer id | the number of key, that contains pattern |
| string ini_filename_with_path | filename of the ini-file |
^ GetKBIniFilepathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the path and filename of the Reaper-kb.ini-file. |
| string kb_ini_path | path and filename of the reaper-kb.ini |
^ CountKBIniActionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Count the number of "ACT"-Actions of the Reaper-kb.ini-file. Returns -1, if no such file exists. |
| integer actions | number of actions in the reaper-kb.ini |
^ CountKBIniScriptsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Count the number of "SCR"-Scripts of the Reaper-kb.ini-file. Returns -1, if no such file exists. |
| integer scripts | number of scripts in the reaper-kb.ini |
^ CountKBIniKeysFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Count the number of "KEY"-Keybindings of the Reaper-kb.ini-file. Returns -1, if no such file exists. |
| integer keys | number of keys in the reaper-kb.ini |
^ GetKBIniActionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get the states of "ACT"-Action number idx. Returns consolidate, section, ActionCommandID, description, ActionsToBeExecuted. Returns -1, if no such entry or file exists. |
| integer consolidate | consolidate-state 1 consolidate undo points, 2 show in Actions-Menu, 3 consolidate undo points AND show in Actions Menu; maybe 4 and higher? |
| string filename_with_path | path and filename of the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer idx | the number of the action to get, beginning with 1 for the first one |
^ GetKBIniScriptsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get the states of "SCR"-Scripts number idx. Returns terminateinstance, section, ActionCommandID, description, scriptfile. Returns -1, if no such entry or file exists. |
| integer terminateinstance | the state of terminating instances 4 - Dialogwindow appears(Terminate, New Instance, Abort), if another instance of a given script is started, that's already running 260 - always Terminate Instances, when an instance of the script is already running 516 - always start a New Instance of the script already running |
| string filename_with_path | path and filename of the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer idx | the number of the action to get, beginning with 1 for the first one |
^ GetKBIniKeysFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get the states of "KEY"-Keybinding-number idx, for MIDI/Key-bindings. Returns keytype_modifier_midichan, key_midinote, ActionCommandID, section. For a detailed description in how KEY-entries work, refer to Reaper-Filetype-Descriptions.html#Reaper-kb.ini. Returns -1, if no such entry or file exists. Does not return OSC-keybindings, as they are stored in OSC/reaper-osc-actions.ini ! returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer keytype_modifier_midichan | Type of Keytype, modifier or midichannel For a detailed description in how keytype/modifier in KEY-entries work, refer to Reaper-Filetype-Descriptions.html#Reaper-kb.ini. |
| integer key_midinote | the key(like ASCII-Codes) or midinote. For a detailed description in how key/midinotes in KEY-entries work, refer to Reaper-Filetype-Descriptions.html#Reaper-kb.ini. |
| string filename_with_path | path and filename of the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer idx | the number of the action to get, beginning with 1 for the first one |
^ GetKBIniActionsID_ByActionCommandIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the indexnumber(s) of actions by ActionCommandIDs within a reaper-kb.ini. Returns -1, if no such entry or file exists. |
| string retval | the ids of actions with ActionCommandID, separated by a , |
| string filename_with_path | path and filename of the reaper-kb.ini |
| string ActionCommandID | the ActionCommandID |
^ GetKBIniScripts_ByActionCommandIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the indexnumber(s) of scripts by ActionCommandIDs within a reaper-kb.ini. Returns nil, if no such entry or file exists. |
| string retval | the ids of scripts with ActionCommandID, separated by a , |
| string filename_with_path | path and filename of the reaper-kb.ini |
| string ActionCommandID | the ActionCommandID |
^ GetKBIniKeys_ByActionCommandIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the indexnumber(s) of keys by ActionCommandIDs within a reaper-kb.ini. Returns nil, if no such entry or file exists. |
| string retval | the ids of keys with ActionCommandID, separated by a , |
| string filename_with_path | path and filename of the reaper-kb.ini |
| string ActionCommandID | the ActionCommandID |
^ SetKBIniActionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds or sets(if it already exists) an "ACT"-action of a reaper-kb.ini. Returns true/false when adding or setting worked/didn't work, as well as the action-number within the reaper-kb.ini Needs a restart of Reaper for this change to take effect! |
| boolean retval | true, if adding/setting worked, false if it didn't |
| integer actionnumber | the entrynumber within the reaper-kb.ini of this action |
| string filename_with_path | filename with path for the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer consolidate | consolidation state of this action 1 consolidate undo points, 2 show in Actions-Menu, 3 consolidate undo points AND show in Actions Menu; maybe 4 and higher? |
^ SetKBIniScriptsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds or sets(if it already exists) an "SCR"-script of a reaper-kb.ini. Returns true/false when adding or setting worked/didn't work, as well as the script-number within the reaper-kb.ini Needs a restart of Reaper for this change to take effect! |
| boolean retval | true, if adding/setting worked, false if it didn't |
| integer scriptnumber | the entrynumber within the reaper-kb.ini of this script |
| string filename_with_path | filename with path for the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer terminate_state | state of handling mulitple running scripts 4 - Dialogwindow appears(Terminate, New Instance, Abort), if another instance of a given script is started, that's already running 260 - always Terminate Instances, when an instance of the script is already running 516 - always start a New Instance of the script already running |
^ SetKBIniKeysFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds or sets(if it already exists) a "KEY"-key of a reaper-kb.ini. Returns true/false when adding or setting worked/didn't work, as well as the keybinding-number within the reaper-kb.ini. Additional keybindings cannot share the same keytype_modifier_midichan, key_midinote and section at the same time, as every such keybind must be unique. For a detailed description in how KEY-entries work, refer to Reaper-Filetype-Descriptions.html#Reaper-kb.ini. Does not support OSC-keybindings, as they are stored in OSC/reaper-osc-actions.ini ! Needs a restart of Reaper for this change to take effect! returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if adding/setting worked, false if it didn't |
| integer scriptnumber | the entrynumber within the reaper-kb.ini of this script |
| string filename_with_path | filename with path for the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer keytype_modifier_midichan | Type of Keytype, modifier or midichannel For a detailed description in how keytype/modifier in KEY-entries work, refer to Reaper-Filetype-Descriptions.html#Reaper-kb.ini. |
| integer key_midinote | the key(like ASCII-Codes) or midinote. For a detailed description in how key/midinotes in KEY-entries work, refer to Reaper-Filetype-Descriptions.html#Reaper-kb.ini. |
| string ActionCommandID | the ActionCommandID associated with this shortcut. |
| integer section | the section, in which this shortcut is used 0 - Main 100 - Main (alt recording) 32060 - MIDI Editor 32061 - MIDI Event List Editor 32062 - MIDI Inline Editor 32063 - Media Explorer |
^ DeleteKBIniActionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an "ACT"-action of a reaper-kb.ini. Returns true/false when deleting worked/didn't work. Needs a restart of Reaper for this change to take effect! |
| boolean retval | true, if deleting worked, false if it didn't |
| string filename_with_path | filename with path for the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer idx | indexnumber of the action within the reaper-kb.ini |
^ DeleteKBIniScriptsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an "SCR"-script of a reaper-kb.ini. Returns true/false when deleting worked/didn't work. Needs a restart of Reaper for this change to take effect! |
| boolean retval | true, if deleting worked, false if it didn't |
| string filename_with_path | filename with path for the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer idx | indexnumber of the script within the reaper-kb.ini |
^ DeleteKBIniKeysFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a "KEY"-keybinding of a reaper-kb.ini. Returns true/false when deleting worked/didn't work. Needs a restart of Reaper for this change to take effect! |
| boolean retval | true, if deleting worked, false if it didn't |
| string filename_with_path | filename with path for the reaper-kb.ini |
| integer idx | indexnumber of the keybinding within the reaper-kb.ini |
^ GetIniFileValueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets a value from a key of an ini-file returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer length_of_value | the length of the value in bytes |
| string value | the value from the key-value-pair |
^ SetIniFileValueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a value of a key in an ini-file returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1, in case of an error; 1, in case of success |
^ QueryKeyboardShortcutByKeyIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the name of the shortcut of the modifier-key-values, as stored in the KEY-entries within the reaper-kb.ini That way, you can take a KEY-entry from the reaper-kb.ini, like KEY 1 65 _Ultraschall_Play_From_Editcursor_Position 0 Extract the modifier and key-values(1 and 65 in the example) and pass them to this function. You will get returned "A" as 1 and 65 is the keyboard-shortcut-code for the A-key. Only necessary for those, who try to read keyboard-shortcuts directly from the reaper-kb.ini to display them in some way. returns nil in case of an error |
| string Shortcutname | the actual name of the shortcut, like "A" or "F1" or "Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Win+PgUp". |
| integer modifier | the modifier value, which is the first one after KEY in a KEY-entry in the reaper-kb.ini-file |
| integer key | the key value, which is the second one after KEY in a KEY-entry in the reaper-kb.ini-file |
^ CharacterCodes_ReverseLookupFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the character-code+modifiers of a control-message-character as sent by reaper.StuffMIDIMessage with mode=1 they will be returned as shown in the add shortcut-dialog, though the keyboard-modifiers are returned as extra returnvalues. optionally, you can select a multitude of keymaps for localization Note: as there are many different language-keymaps out there, I tried to use some common ones. That also means, that they might be different in detail to your used one. So the only keymap 100% reliable is the default-us-english one. returns nil in case of an error |
| string Character | the character/midi-message associated with this character-code |
| optional boolean special_modifier | true, this is the special modifier(byte1=255); false, regular character/midimessage the special modifier stores multizoom, multirotate, multiswipe, mousewheel, mediakbd-buttons |
| optional boolean shift | true, shift-key is needed; false, shift-key is not needed |
| optional boolean control | true, ctrl-key is needed; false, ctrl-key is not needed |
| optional boolean alt | true, alt-key is needed; false, alt-key is not needed |
| optional boolean win | true, win-key is needed; false, win-key is not needed |
| optional boolean opt | true, opt-key is needed; false, opt-key is not needed - (mac only) |
| optional boolean cmd | true, cmd-key is needed; false, cmd-key is not needed - (mac only) |
| integer byte1 | the first byte of the StuffMIDIMessage, usually stores modifiers |
| integer byte2 | the first byte of the StuffMIDIMessage, usually stores character-codes |
| integer byte3 | the first byte of the StuffMIDIMessage, usually stores additional information |
| optional integer lang | the languagekeymap used. The following list includes the specific keymap supported so they might differ in details. I used the ones supported by Windows 7 nil and 1, englisch(usa) default 2, german 3, arabian(saudi arabia) 4, catalan(spain) 5, greek(greece) 6, french(france) 7, hebrew(israel) 8, icelandic(iceland) 9, italian(italy) 10, japanese(japan) 11, russian(russian federation) 12, turkish(turkey) 13, indonesian(indonesia) 14, hindi(india) 15, punjabi(india) 16, chinese_simplified(china) 17, portuguese(portugal) 18, spanish(spain) |
^ CharacterCodes_ReverseLookup_KBIniFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the character-code+modifiers of a control-message-character as stored in the KEY-entries in the reaper-kb.ini they will be returned as shown in the add shortcut-dialog, though the keyboard-modifiers are returned as extra returnvalues. optionally, you can select a multitude of keymaps for localization Note: as there are many different language-keymaps out there, I tried to use some common ones. That also means, that they might be different in detail to your used one. So the only keymap 100% reliable is the default-us-english one. returns nil in case of an error |
| string Character | the character/midi-message associated with this KEY-entry-character-code |
| optional boolean special_modifier | true, this is the special modifier(byte1=255); false, regular character/midimessage the special modifier stores multizoom, multirotate, multiswipe, mousewheel, mediakbd-buttons |
| optional boolean shift | true, shift-key is needed; false, shift-key is not needed |
| optional boolean control | true, ctrl-key is needed; false, ctrl-key is not needed |
| optional boolean alt | true, alt-key is needed; false, alt-key is not needed |
| optional boolean win | true, win-key is needed; false, win-key is not needed |
| optional boolean opt | true, opt-key is needed; false, opt-key is not needed - (mac only) |
| optional boolean cmd | true, cmd-key is needed; false, cmd-key is not needed - (mac only) |
| integer byte1 | the first byte of the kb.ini-KEY-entry, usually stores modifiers |
| integer byte2 | the first byte of the kb.ini-KEY-entry, usually stores character-codes |
| optional integer lang | the languagekeymap used. The following list includes the specific keymap supported so they might differ in details. I used the ones supported by Windows 7 nil and 1, englisch(usa) default 2, german 3, arabian(saudi arabia) 4, catalan(spain) 5, greek(greece) 6, french(france) 7, hebrew(israel) 8, icelandic(iceland) 9, italian(italy) 10, japanese(japan) 11, russian(russian federation) 12, turkish(turkey) 13, indonesian(indonesia) 14, hindi(india) 15, punjabi(india) 16, chinese_simplified(china) 17, portuguese(portugal) 18, spanish(spain) |
^ KBIniGetAllShortcutsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns all shortcuts currently set in the current Reaper-installation(as stored in reaper-kb.ini) as a handy table. The table is of the following format: KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Code1"] - the first value in a KEY-entry KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Code2"] - the second value in a KEY-code KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["ActionCommandID"] - the action-command id or command-id-number KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Section"] - the section: 0 - Main, 100 - Main (alt recording), 32060 - MIDI Editor, 32061 - MIDI Event List Editor, 32062 - MIDI Inline Editor, 32063 - Media Explorer KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["ShortcutName"] - the keyname as shown in the Add shortcut-dialog; localization depending on language-parameter KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Modifier_SpecialModifier"] - true, the special modifier(for mediakbd, mousewheel, multitouch/zoom/swipe); false, midi or regular key KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Modifier_Shift"] - true, shift is needed; false, shift is not needed as modifier KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Modifier_Control"] - true, control is needed; false, control is not needed as modifier KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Modifier_Alt"] - true, alt is needed; false, alt is not needed as modifier KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Modifier_Win"] - true, win is needed; false, win is not needed as modifier(for windows) KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Modifier_Opt"] - true, opt is needed; false, opt is not needed as modifier(for mac) KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Modifier_Cmd"] - true, cmd is needed; false, cmd is not needed as modifier(for mac) KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Global_Scope"] - is this shortcut global; -1, no; 1, global; 101, global+textfields KeyTable[shortcut_idx]["Global_Section"] - the section in which this shortcut is global; 102(main), 103(main alt.) returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_shortcuts | the number of found shortcuts |
| table shortcut_attributes | a nice and handy table of all shortcut-attributes |
| optional boolean exclude_factory_default | true, will only return the custom shortcuts; false or nil, returns all shortcuts, including factory default ones(usually not stored in kb.ini) |
| optional integer lang | the languagekeymap used. The following list includes the specific keymap supported so they might differ in details. I used the ones supported by Windows 7 nil and 1, englisch(usa) default 2, german 3, arabian(saudi arabia) 4, catalan(spain) 5, greek(greece) 6, french(france) 7, hebrew(israel) 8, icelandic(iceland) 9, italian(italy) 10, japanese(japan) 11, russian(russian federation) 12, turkish(turkey) 13, indonesian(indonesia) 14, hindi(india) 15, punjabi(india) 16, chinese_simplified(china) 17, portuguese(portugal) 18, spanish(spain) |
^ GetSetConfigAcidImportFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "When importing media"-dropdownlist, as set in the Media with embedded tempo information-section in Preferences -> Video/REX/Misc To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "acidimport", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> acidimport" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value -1, an error occured 0, Adjust media to project tempo 1, Import media at source tempo 2, Always prompt when importing media with embedded tempo |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value -1, an error occured 0, Adjust media to project tempo 1, Import media at source tempo 2, Always prompt when importing media with embedded tempo |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigActionMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Show recent actions"-entry, as set in the Actions-menu. To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "actionmenu", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> actionmenu" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, don't show recent actions - unchecked 1, show recent actions - checked |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0, don't show recent actions - unchecked 1, show recent actions - checked |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAdjRecLatFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Use audio driver reported latency"-checkbox, as set in Preferences -> Recording To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "adjreclat", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> adjreclat" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, don't use audio driver reported latency(off) - unchecked 1, don't use audio driver reported latency(on) - checked |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0, don't use audio driver reported latency(off) - unchecked 1, don't use audio driver reported latency(on) - checked |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAdjRecManLatFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Output manual offset-samples"-inputbox, as set in Preferences -> Recording To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "adjrecmanlat", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> adjrecmanlat" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value; 0 to 2147483647; in samples |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value; 0 to 2147483647; in samples |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAfxCfgFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of the audioformat for "Apply FX, Glue, Freeze, etc", as set in the Project Settings->Media-dialog Only sets the format, not the individual format-settings(like bitrate, etc)! To keep the setting for new projects as standard-setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "afxcfg", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> afxcfg" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/newly set audioformat 0, not set yet 1179012432, Video (ffmpeg/libav encoder) 1195984416, Video (GIF) 1279477280, Video (LCF) 1332176723, OGG Opus 1634297446, AIFF 1684303904, DDP 1718378851, FLAC 1769172768, Audio CD Image(CUE/BIN format) 1836069740, MP3 (encoder by LAME project) 1869047670, OGG Vorbis 2002876005, WAV 2004250731, WavPack lossless compressor |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the new set audioformat 1179012432, Video (ffmpeg/libav encoder) 1195984416, Video (GIF) 1279477280, Video (LCF) 1332176723, OGG Opus 1634297446, AIFF 1684303904, DDP 1718378851, FLAC 1769172768, Audio CD Image(CUE/BIN format) 1836069740, MP3 (encoder by LAME project) 1869047670, OGG Vorbis 2002876005, WAV 2004250731, WavPack lossless compressor |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be standard-setting for new projects after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAllStereoPairsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Show non-standard stereo channel pairs(i.e Input2/Input3 etc)"-checkbox in the Channel naming/mapping-section, as set in Preferences -> Audio To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "allstereopairs", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> allstereopairs" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, don't show non standard stereo channel pairs(off) - unchecked 1, show non standard stereo channel pairs(on) - checked |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0, don't show non standard stereo channel pairs(off) - unchecked 1, show non standard stereo channel pairs(on) - checked |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAlwaysAllowKBFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Allow keyboard commands even when mouse-editing"-checkbox, as set in Preferences -> General ->Advanced UI/system tweaks To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "alwaysallowkb", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> alwaysallowkb" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value; 0(don't allow) to 1(allow) |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value; 0 to 1 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigApplyFXTailFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Tail length when using Apply FX to items"-inputbox in milliseconds, as set in Preferences -> Media To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "applyfxtail", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> applyfxtail" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value; 0 to 2147483647 |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value; 0 to 2147483647 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAdjRecManLatInFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Input manual offset-samples"-inputbox, as set in Preferences -> Recording To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "adjrecmanlatin", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> adjrecmanlatin" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAudioPrShiftFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Preserve pitch in audio items when changing master playrate", as set in the contextmenu of the master-playrate in the transport-area as well as toggled by action 40671(all sections) This is a project-setting. That means, setting persist to true will have an effect on new projects create, but only after you restarted Reaper! This alters the configuration-variable "audioprshift", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> audioprshift" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, don't preserve pitch - unchecked 1, preserve pitch - checked |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value 0, don't preserve pitch - unchecked 1, preserve pitch - checked |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept for new projects, but only after restart of Reaper; false, old standard-project-setting will be kept |
^ GetSetConfigAudioCloseStopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Close audio device when stopped and active(less responsive)"-checkbox, as set in Preferences -> Audio To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "audioclosestop", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> audioclosestop" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAudioThreadPrFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Audio thread priority"-dropdownlist, as set in Preferences -> Device To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "audiothreadpr", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> audiothreadpr" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value -1, ASIO Default / MMCSS Pro Audio / Time Critical 0, Normal 1, Above normal 2, Highest 3, Time Critical 4, MMCSS / Time Critical |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value -1, ASIO Default / MMCSS Pro Audio / Time Critical 0, Normal 1, Above normal 2, Highest 3, Time Critical 4, MMCSS / Time Critical |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAudioCloseTrackWndsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Allow snap grid/track envelope/routing windows to stay open"-checkbox in Preferences -> General -> Advanced UI/system tweaks. To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "autoclosetrackwnds", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> autoclosetrackwnds" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, it is allowed(on) - checked 1, it is not allowed(off) - unchecked |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0, it is allowed(on) - checked 1, it is not allowed(off) - unchecked |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAutoMuteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets the value of "Automute-dropdownlist in the section Mute"-settings, as set in Preferences -> Mute/Solo To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "automute", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> automute" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, No automatic muting 1, Automatically mute master track 2, Automatically mute any track |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0, No automatic muting 1, Automatically mute master track 2, Automatically mute any track |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAutoMuteFlagsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the "Reset on playback start"-checkbox in section Mute-settings, as set in Preferences -> Mute/Solo To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "automuteflags", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> automuteflags" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, Reset on playback start(on) - checked 1, Reset on playback start(off) - unchecked |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0, Reset on playback start(on) - checked 1, Reset on playback start(off) - unchecked |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAutoSaveIntFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the "Every x minutes"-inputbox from the Project saving-section, as set in Preferences -> Project. To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "autosaveint", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> autosaveint" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0 to 2147483647; in seconds; higher values become negative |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0 to 2147483647 in seconds |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetSetConfigAutoSaveModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the "Every x minutes"-dropdownlist from the Project saving-section, as set in Preferences -> Project. To keep the setting after restart of Reaper, set persist=true This alters the configuration-variable "autosavemode", as well as the reaper.ini-entry "REAPER -> autosavemode" returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the current/new setting-value 0, when not recording 1, when stopped 2, any time |
| boolean set | true, set a new value; false, return the current value |
| integer setting | the current/new setting-value 0, when not recording 1, when stopped 2, any time |
| boolean persist | true, this setting will be kept after restart of Reaper; false, setting will be lost after exiting Reaper |
^ GetStartNewFileRecSizeStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if Reaper shall start a file after a specified amount of MegaBytes as well, if the fileswitches shall be offset when multitrack-recording and the maximum filesize before starting a new file. see SetStartNewFileRecSizeState for setting the current settings. |
| boolean start_new_files | true, Reaper starts a new file, when a recorded file reaches max_rec_size; false, files are as long until recording stops |
| boolean offset_file_switches | true, When recording multiple tracks, offset file switches for better performance; false, don't offset file-switches |
| integer max_rec_size | the maximum length of a recorded file in MegaBytes, before Reaper shall start a new file; only applied when When recording multiple tracks, offset file switches for better performance=true |
^ SetStartNewFileRecSizeStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets, if Reaper shall start a file after a specified amount of MegaBytes as well, if the fileswitches shall be offset when multitrack-recording and the maximum filesize before starting a new file. see GetStartNewFileRecSizeState for getting the current settings. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| boolean start_new_files | true, Reaper starts a new file, when a recorded file reaches max_rec_size; false, files are as long until recording stops |
| boolean offset_file_switches | true, When recording multiple tracks, offset file switches for better performance; false, don't offset file-switches |
| integer max_rec_size | the maximum length of a recorded file in MegaBytes, before Reaper shall start a new file; only applied when When recording multiple tracks, offset file switches for better performance=true |
| boolean persist | true, set the setting to reaper.ini so it persists after restarting Reaper; false, set it only for the time, until Reaper is restarted |
^ GetDeferRunStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the run-state of a Ultraschall-defer-loop in a specific scriptinstance You can either request the runstate of a Defer-deferred-function(set parameter deferinstance to 0). returns nil in case of an error. |
| boolean retval | true, defer-instance is running; false, defer-instance isn't running |
| integer deferinstance | 0, to use the parameter identifier |
| optional string identifier | when deferinstance=0 (when using the Defer-function): the identifier of the defer-cycle, you've started with Defer |
^ StopDeferCycleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops a running ultraschall.Defer-instance of a script-instance. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, stopping this defer-cycle was successful; false, it wasn't successful |
| string defer_identifier | the identifier of the defer-cycle of a script-instance |
^ DeferFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| runs a custom-defer-cycle, which can be individualized. You can set, how often this defer-cycle shall be run(every x defer-cycle or every x seconds) and even stop the defer-cycle from in- and outside of the script, using the defer_identifier you have given. To stop such a defer-cycle, use StopDeferCycle, as long as parameter protected is not set to true! Important: make the deferidentifier as unique as possible(using guids or similar stuff) to avoid naming conflicts with other defer-cycles using the same identifier. Otherwise, you risk stopping multiple such defer-loops, when using StopDeferCycle! For the old Defer1 to Defer20-behavior, try ultraschall.ScriptIdentifier..".defer_scriptXX" as defer-identifier, where XX is a number. returns false in case of an error (e.g. already 1024 defer-cycles are running in the current script-instance) |
| boolean retval | true, running this defer-cycle was successful; false, it wasn't successful |
| optional string defer_identifier | if running this defer-cycle was successful, this holds the defer-identifier you've chosen |
| function func | the function, you would love to defer to |
| string deferidentifier | an identifier, under which you can access this defer-cycle; make it unique using guids in the name, to avoid name-conflicts! |
| optional integer mode | 0 or nil, just run as regular defer-cycle 1, run the defer-cycle only every timer_counter-cycle 2, run the defer-cycle only every timer_counter-seconds |
| optional number timer_counter | the timer for the defer-cycle mode=1: 1 and higher, the next defer-cycle that shall be used by function func. Use 1 for every cycle, 2 for every second cycle. 30 cycles are approximately 1 second. mode=2: 0 and higher, the amount of seconds to wait, until the function func is run the next time. |
| optional boolean protected | true, this defer-cycle is protected from being stopped by StopDeferCycle(); false or nil, you can stop this defer-cycle using StopDeferCycle() |
^ SetDeferCycleSettingsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the mode and timing settings of a running ultraschall.Defer-instance. You can set its mode and the timer/counter-values, even from a script, which does not run the defer-instance! Returns false in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string deferidentifier | an identifier, under which you can access this defer-cycle; make it unique using guids in the name, to avoid name-conflicts! |
| optional integer mode | the timing mode, in which the defer-cycle runs nil, reset to the default-settings of the Defer-Cycle 0, just run as regular defer-cycle 1, run the defer-cycle only every timer_counter-cycle 2, run the defer-cycle only every timer_counter-seconds |
| optional number timer_counter | the timer for the defer-cycle mode=1: 1 and higher, the next defer-cycle that shall be used by function func. Use 1 for every cycle, 2 for every second cycle. 30 cycles are approximately 1 second. mode=2: 0 and higher, the amount of seconds to wait, until the function func is run the next time. |
^ GetDeferCycleSettingsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets a the mode and timing-settings of a currently running ultraschall.Defer()-cycle Returns nil in case of failure. |
| integer mode | the timing mode, in which the defer-cycle runs 0, just run as regular defer-cycle 1, run the defer-cycle only every timer_counter-cycle 2, run the defer-cycle only every timer_counter-seconds |
| number timer_counter | the timer for the defer-cycle mode=1: 1 and higher, the next defer-cycle that shall be used by function func. Use 1 for every cycle, 2 for every second cycle. 30 cycles are approximately 1 second. mode=2: 0 and higher, the amount of seconds to wait, until the function func is run the next time. |
| string deferidentifier | an identifier, under which you can access this defer-cycle; make it unique using guids in the name, to avoid name-conflicts! |
^ IsValidEnvStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if a EnvelopeStateChunk is a valid statechunk returns false, in case of an error |
| boolean valid | true, if the string is a valid statechunk; false, if not a valid statechunk |
| string EnvelopeStateChunk | a string to check, if it's a valid EnvelopeStateChunk |
^ MoveTrackEnvelopePointsByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves the envelopepoints between startposition and endposition by moveby in MediaTrack. It moves all trackenvelope-points for all track-envelopes available. Does NOT move item-envelopepoints! Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of failure |
| number startposition | the startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition in seconds |
| number moveby | in seconds, negative values: move toward beginning of project, positive values: move toward the end of project |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the MediaTrack object of the track, where the EnvelopsPoints shall be moved |
| boolean cut_at_border | true, cut envelope-points, that would move outside section between startposition and endposition |
^ GetEnvelopePointFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the values for the idxth envelope point in Tracknumber->EnvelopeName. returns -1 in case of error |
| number time | the time of the envelope point |
| number value | the raw-value of the envelope point |
| integer shape | the shape of this envelope 0 - Linear 1 - Square 2 - Slow start/end 3 - Fast start 4 - Fast end 5 - Bezier |
| number tension | the intensity of the tension of the shape |
| boolean selected | true, if this point is selected; false if not |
| number dBVal | the envelopevalue converted to dB |
| array EnvelopePointObject | an array with all elements of an envelopepoint [1] - TrackEnvelope-object [2] - Envelope-idx, beginning with 0 for the first one [3] - time [4] - value [5] - shape [6] - tension [7] - selected [8] - dBValue converted from value |
| integer Tracknumber | the number of the track, beginning with 1. Use 0 for Master Track. |
| string EnvelopeName | the name of the envelope-lane |
| integer idx | the number of the envelope-point, beginning with 0 |
^ GetClosestEnvelopePointIDX_ByTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the idxs and EnvelopePointObject of the envelope-points closest to timeposition CheckTime returns -1 in case of error |
| integer idxpre | the idx of the closest envelopepoint at or before CheckTime |
| array EnvelopePointObjectPre | an EnvelopePointObject of idxpre |
| integer idxpost | the idx of the closest envelopepoint after CheckTime |
| array EnvelopePointObjectPost | an EnvelopePointObject of idxpost |
| integer Tracknumber | the number of the track, beginning with 1. Use 0 for Master Track. |
| string EnvelopeName | the name of the envelope-lane |
| number CheckTime | the time in seconds to check for the closest envelope-points |
^ GetEnvelopePointIDX_BetweenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a string and an EnvelopePointArray with all idx/EnvelopePointObjects of all envelopepoints between startposition and endposition in the EnvelopeName-lane. returns -1 in case of error |
| string EnvelopeString | a string with all envelope-point-idx in the selection, separated by commas. |
| array EnvelopePointArray | an array with all EnvelopePointObjects of all envelope-points in selection. |
| integer Tracknumber | the number of the track. 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc. 0 for Master-track. |
| string EnvelopeName | the name of the envelope-lane, where you want to have the envelope-points of. |
| number startposition | the startposition of the selection in seconds. Must be bigger than or equal 0. |
| number endposition | the endposition of the selection in seconds. Must be bigger than startposition. |
^ CheckEnvelopePointObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if EnvelopePointObject is valid or not. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointObject | an array with all information of an envelope point |
^ IsValidEnvelopePointObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if EnvelopePointObject is valid or not. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointObject | an array with all information of an envelope point |
^ SetEnvelopePoints_EnvelopePointObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an envelope-point, as defined in EnvelopePointObject. returns true in case of success, false in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointObject | an array with all information of an envelope point |
| boolean sort_in | set true, if setting multiple points at once and call Envelope_SortPoints when done. |
^ SetEnvelopePoints_EnvelopePointArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets envelope-points, as defined in the EnvelopePointObjects, in the EnvelopePointArray. returns true in case of success, false in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointArray | an array with all EnvelopePointObjects you want to insert |
| boolean sort_in | set true, if setting multiple points at once and call Envelope_SortPoints when done. |
^ DeleteEnvelopePoints_EnvelopePointObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an envelope-point, as defined in EnvelopePointObject. returns true in case of success, false in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointObject | an array with all information of an envelope point |
^ DeleteEnvelopePoints_EnvelopePointArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the envelope-points, as defined in the EnvelopePointObjects, in the EnvelopePointArray. returns true in case of success, false in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointArray | an array with all EnvelopePointObjects you want to insert |
^ AddEnvelopePoints_EnvelopePointObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds an envelope-point, as defined in EnvelopePointObject. returns true in case of success, false in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointObject | an array with all information of an envelope point |
| boolean sort_in | set true, if setting multiple points at once and call Envelope_SortPoints when done. |
^ AddEnvelopePoints_EnvelopePointArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds the envelope-points, as defined in the EnvelopePointObjects, in the EnvelopePointArray. returns true in case of success, false in case of failure. |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid EnvelopePointObject; false if not |
| array EnvelopePointArray | an array with all EnvelopePointObjects you want to insert |
| boolean sort_in | set true, if setting multiple points at once and call Envelope_SortPoints when done. |
^ CreateEnvelopePointObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates a new EnvelopePointObject, that can be used by other ultraschall-api-envelope-functions returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | false in case of error, true in case of success. |
| array EnvelopePointObject | an array with all elements of the envelopepoint [1] - TrackEnvelope-object [2] - Envelope-idx, beginning with 0 for the first one [3] - time [4] - value [5] - shape [6] - tension [7] - selected [8] - dBValue converted from value |
| TrackEnvelope env | the track-envelope, in which this EnvelopePointObject shall be |
| integer idx | the number of the envelope-point, beginning with 0 |
| number time | the time of the envelope point in seconds |
| number value | the raw-value of the envelope point |
| integer shape | the shape of this envelope 0 - Linear 1 - Square 2 - Slow start/end 3 - Fast start 4 - Fast end 5 - Bezier |
| number tension | the intensity of the tension of the shape |
| boolean selected | true, if this point is selected; false if not |
^ CountEnvelopePointsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts and returns the number of envelope-points in track Tracknumber, envelopelane EnvelopeName. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer envpoint_count | the number of envelope-points in requested track+envelope-lane |
| integer Tracknumber | the number of the track, beginning with 1. Use 0 for Master Track. |
| string EnvelopeName | the name of the envelope-lane |
^ SetEnvelopeHeightFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes the Envelope-lane-height and compactible state of TrackEnvelope or TrackEnvelopeStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of error |
| string TrackEnvelopeStateChunk | the altered TrackEnvelopeStateChunk |
| integer Height | the height of the envelopelane in pixels when not compacted. Reaper accepts 24-443 currently. Nil keeps old value. |
| boolean Compacted | shall the envelopelane be compacted(true) or not(false). Nil keeps old value. |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope to alter, or nil to use the TrackEnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string TrackEnvelopeStateChunk | the TrackEnvelopeStateChunk you want to alter. Will be used only, if TrackEnvelope is set to nil |
^ GetAllTrackEnvelopesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns all TrackEnvelopes of the current project as a table, number of tracks, the first track that has an envelope, if the master track has an envelope(0) or not (-1) |
| array TrackEnvelopeArray | a table with all envelopes of the current project the table works as follows: TrackEnvelopeArray[Tracknumber][0] - number of envelopes for track Tracknumber TrackEnvelopeArray[Tracknumber][1][Envelopenumber] - the envelope Envelopenumber of track Tracknumber tracknumber of 0 is for the master track |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks, covered in the TrackEnvelopeArray |
| integer FirstEnvelopeTrackNumber | the number of the first track to have an envelope; -1 if theres none |
| integer FirstEnvelopeMaster | 0, if the master-track has an envelope, -1 if not. |
^ IsValidEnvelopePointArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if an EnvelopePointArray is a valid one. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, EnvelopePointArray is a valid one; false, EnvelopePointArray isn't valid |
| EnvelopePointArray EnvelopePointArray | the EnvelopePointArray to check for it's validity |
^ GetLastEnvelopePoint_TrackEnvelopeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the values of the last envelope-point in TrackEnvelope/MediaItemEnvelope. Note: there's a "hidden" last envelopepoint in every Envelope, which will be ignored by this function. It will return the last visible envelope-point instead! Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, getting the envelopepoint was successful; false, in case of an error |
| optional integer envpointidx | the idx of the found envelope-point; with 0 for the first one on the Envelope |
| optional number time | the time of the envelope-point in seconds |
| optional number value | the value of the envelope-point |
| optional integer shape | the shape of the envelope-point 0 - Linear 1 - Square 2 - Slow start/end 3 - Fast start 4 - Fast end 5 - Bezier |
| optional number tension | the intensity of the tension of the shape |
| optional boolean selected | true, envelope-point is selected; false, it is not selected |
| TrackEnvelope Envelope | the Trackenvelope/MediaItemenvelope, whose last point you want |
^ GetArmState_EnvelopeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current armed-state of a TrackEnvelope-object. It is the entry ARM returns nil in case of error |
| integer retval | 0, unarmed; 1, armed |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose armed-state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ SetArmState_EnvelopeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the new armed-state of a TrackEnvelope-object. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | the altered EnvelopeStateChunk, when parameter TrackEnvelope is set to nil |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose armed-state you want to change |
| integer state | 0, unarmed; 1, armed |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if parameter TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameters and change its arm-state |
^ GetTrackEnvelope_ClickStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the currently clicked Envelopepoint and TrackEnvelope, as well as the current timeposition. Works only, if the mouse is above the EnvelopePoint while having it clicked! Returns false, if no envelope is clicked at |
| boolean clickstate | true, an envelopepoint has been clicked; false, no envelopepoint has been clicked |
| number position | the position, at which the mouse has clicked |
| MediaTrack track | the track, from which the envelope and it's corresponding point is taken from |
| TrackEnvelope envelope | the TrackEnvelope, in which the clicked envelope-point lies |
| integer EnvelopePointIDX | the id of the clicked EnvelopePoint |
| integer mouse_button | the mousebutton, that shall be clicked at the envelope; you can combine them as flags -1, get all states &1, only left mouse button &2, only right mouse button &4, Ctrl/Cmd-key &8, Shift-key &16, Alt key &32, Windows key &64, Middle mouse button |
^ GetEnvelopeState_NumbersOnlyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a state from an EnvelopeStateChunk. It only supports single-entry-states with numbers/integers, separated by spaces! All other values will be set to nil and strings with spaces will produce weird results! returns nil in case of an error |
| table values | all values found as numerical indexed array |
| string state | the state, whose attributes you want to retrieve |
| string TrackStateChunk | a statechunk of an envelope |
| optional string functionname | if this function is used within specific gettrackstate-functions, pass here the "host"-functionname, so error-messages will reflect that |
| optional boolean numbertoggle | true or nil; converts all values to numbers; false, keep them as string versions |
^ GetEnvelopeState_ActFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current act-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry ACT returns nil in case of error |
| integer act | 0, bypass on 1, no bypass |
| integer automation_settings | automation item-options for this envelope -1, project default behavior, outside of automation items 0, automation items do not attach underlying envelope 1, automation items attach to the underlying envelope on the right side 2, automation items attach to the underlying envelope on both sides 3, no automation item-options for this envelope 4, bypass underlying envelope outside of automation items |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetEnvelopeState_VisFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current visibility-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry VIS returns nil in case of error |
| integer visible | 1, envelope is visible 0, envelope is not visible |
| integer lane | 1, envelope is in it's own lane 0, envelope is in media-lane |
| integer unknown | unknown; default=1 |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetEnvelopeState_LaneHeightFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current laneheight-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry LANEHEIGHT returns nil in case of error |
| integer height | the height of this envelope in pixels; 24 - 263 pixels |
| integer compacted | 1, envelope-lane is compacted("normal" height is not shown but still stored in height); 0, envelope-lane is "normal" height |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetEnvelopeState_DefShapeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current default-shape-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry DEFSHAPE returns nil in case of error |
| integer shape | 0, linear 1, square 2, slow start/end 3, fast start 4, fast end 5, bezier |
| integer pitch_custom_envelope_range_takes | the custom envelope range as set in the Pitch Envelope Settings; only available in take-fx-envelope "Pitch" -1, if unset or for non pitch-envelopes 0, Custom envelope range-checkbox unchecked 1-2147483647, the actual semitones |
| integer pitch_snap_values | the snap values-dropdownlist as set in the Pitch Envelope Settings-dialog; only available in take-fx-envelope "Pitch" -1, unset/Follow global default 0, Off 1, 1 Semitone 2, 50 cent 3, 25 cent 4, 10 cent 5, 5 cent 6, 1 cent |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetEnvelopeState_VoltypeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current voltype-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry VOLTYPE returns nil in case of error |
| integer voltype | 1, default volume-type is fader-scaling; if VOLTYPE-entry is not existing, default volume-type is amplitude-scaling |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetEnvelopeState_PooledEnvInstanceFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current state of a certain automation-item within a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry POOLEDENVINST returns nil in case of error |
| integer id | counter of automation-items; 1-based |
| number position | position in seconds |
| number length | length in seconds |
| number start_offset | offset in seconds |
| number playrate | playrate; minimum value is 0.001; default is 1.000 |
| integer selected | 1, automation item is selected; 0, automation item isn't selected |
| number baseline | 0(-100) to 1(+100); default 0.5(0) |
| number amplitude | -2(-200) to 2(+200); default 1 (100) |
| integer loopsource | Loop Source; 0 and 1 are allowed settings; 1 is default |
| integer i | unknown; 0 is default |
| number j | unknown; 0 is default |
| integer pool_id | counts the automation-item-instances in this project, including deleted ones; 1-based |
| integer mute | 1, mute automation-item; 0, unmute automation-item |
| integer index | the index-number of the automation-item, whose states you want to have |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetEnvelopeState_PTFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current state of a certain envelope-point within a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry PT returns nil in case of error |
| number position | position of the point in seconds |
| integer volume | volume as fader-value |
| integer point_shape | may disappear with certain shapes, when point is unselected the values for point_shape_1 and point_shape_2 are: 0 0, linear 1 0, square 2 0, slow start/end 3 0, fast start 4 0, fast end 5 1, bezier |
| integer selected | 1, selected; disappearing, unselected |
| number unknown | disappears, if no bezier is set |
| number bezier_tens2 | disappears, if no bezier is set; -1 to 1 0, for no bezier tension -0.5, for fast-start-beziertension 0.5, for fast-end-beziertension 1, for square-tension |
| integer index | the index-number of the envelope-point, whose states you want to have |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetEnvelopeState_EnvNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current envelope-name-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the opening <-tag of the EnvelopeStateChunk returns nil in case of error |
| string envelopename | the name of the envelope, usually: VOLENV2 - for Volume-envelope PANENV2 - for Pan-envelope WIDTHENV2 - for Width-envelope VOLEN - for Pre-FX-Volume-envelope PANENV - for Pre-FX-Pan-envelope WIDTHENV - for Pre-FX-Width-envelope MUTEENV - for Mute-envelope VOLENV3 - for Trim-Volume-envelope PARMENV - an envelope for an FX-plugin |
| optional integer fx_env_id | fx_env is the id of the envelope, as provided by this fx; beginning with 1 for the first |
| optional string wet_byp | wet_byp is either "" if not existing, wet or bypass |
| optional number minimum_range | the minimum value, accepted by this envelope; 6 digits-precision |
| optional number maximum_range | the maximum-value, accepted by this envelope; 6 digits-precision |
| optional number unknown | unknown |
| TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope, whose state you want to know; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | if TrackEnvelope is set to nil, you can pass an EnvelopeStateChunk into this parameter, to get that armed state |
^ GetAllTrackEnvelopesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all TrackEnvelopes of all tracks from the current project as a handy table The format of the table is as follows: TrackEnvelopes[trackenvelope_idx]["Track"] - the idx of the track; 0, for mastertrack, 1, for first track, etc TrackEnvelopes[trackenvelope_idx]["EnvelopeObject"] - the TrackEnvelope-object TrackEnvelopes[trackenvelope_idx]["EnvelopeName"] - the name of of TrackEnvelopeObject |
| integer number_of_trackenvelopes | the number of TrackEnvelopes found in the current project |
| table TrackEnvelopes_Table | all found TrackEnvelopes as a handy table(see description for details) |
^ GetAllTakeEnvelopesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all TakeEnvelopes of all MediaItems from the current project as a handy table The format of the table is as follows: TakeEnvelopes[takeenvelope_idx]["MediaItem"] - the idx of the MediaItem TakeEnvelopes[takeenvelope_idx]["MediaItem_Take"] - the idx of the trake of the MediaItem TakeEnvelopes[takeenvelope_idx]["MediaItem_Take_Name"] - the name of the MediaItek_Take TakeEnvelopes[takeenvelope_idx]["EnvelopeObject"] - the TakeEnvelopeObject in question TakeEnvelopes[takeenvelope_idx]["EnvelopeName"] - the name of of TakeEnvelopeObject |
| integer number_of_takeenvelopes | the number of TakeEnvelopes found in the current project |
| table TakeEnvelopes_Table | all found TakeEnvelopes as a handy table(see description for details) |
^ SetEnvelopeState_VisFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the current visibility-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry VIS returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string EnvelopeStateChunk | the altered EnvelopeStateChunk |
| TrackEnvelope env | the envelope, in whose envelope you want set the visibility states; nil, to us parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| integer visibility | the visibility of the envelope; 0, invisible; 1, visible |
| integer lane | the position of the envelope in the lane; 0, envelope is in media-lane; 1, envelope is in it's own lane |
| integer unknown | unknown; default=1 |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | an EnvelopeStateChunk, in which you want to set these settings |
^ SetEnvelopeState_ActFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the current bypass and automation-items-settings-state of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry ACT returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string EnvelopeStateChunk | the altered EnvelopeStateChunk |
| TrackEnvelope env | the envelope, in whose envelope you want set the bypass and automation-item-states; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| integer act | bypass-setting; 0, bypass on 1, no bypass |
| integer automation_settings | automation item-options for this envelope -1, project default behavior, outside of automation items 0, automation items do not attach underlying envelope 1, automation items attach to the underlying envelope on the right side 2, automation items attach to the underlying envelope on both sides 3, no automation item-options for this envelope 4, bypass underlying envelope outside of automation items |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | an EnvelopeStateChunk, in which you want to set these settings |
^ SetEnvelopeState_DefShapeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the current default-shape-states and pitch-snap-settings of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry DEFSHAPE returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string EnvelopeStateChunk | the altered EnvelopeStateChunk |
| TrackEnvelope env | the envelope, in whose envelope you want set the default shape and pitch-snap states; nil, to use parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| integer shape | the default shape of envelope-points 0, linear 1, square 2, slow start/end 3, fast start 4, fast end 5, bezier |
| integer pitch_custom_envelope_range_takes | the custom envelope range as set in the Pitch Envelope Settings; only available in take-fx-envelope "Pitch" -1, if unset or for non pitch-envelopes 0, Custom envelope range-checkbox unchecked 1-2147483647, the actual semitones |
| integer pitch_snap_values | the snap values-dropdownlist as set in the Pitch Envelope Settings-dialog; only available in take-fx-envelope "Pitch" -1, unset/Follow global default 0, Off 1, 1 Semitone 2, 50 cent 3, 25 cent 4, 10 cent 5, 5 cent 6, 1 cent |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | an EnvelopeStateChunk, in which you want to set these settings |
^ SetEnvelopeState_LaneHeightFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the current height-states and compacted-settings of a TrackEnvelope-object or EnvelopeStateChunk. It is the state entry LANEHEIGHT returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string EnvelopeStateChunk | the altered EnvelopeStateChunk |
| TrackEnvelope env | the envelope, whose envelope you want set the height and compacted-states; nil, to us parameter EnvelopeStateChunk instead |
| integer height | the height of the laneheight; the height of this envelope in pixels; 24 - 263 pixels |
| integer compacted | 1, envelope-lane is compacted("normal" height is not shown but still stored in height); 0, envelope-lane is "normal" height |
| optional string EnvelopeStateChunk | an EnvelopeStateChunk, in which you want to set these settings |
^ ActivateEnvelopeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Activates an envelope, so it can be displayed in the arrange-view. Will add an envelope-point at position 0 in the envelope, if no point is in the envelope yet returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| TrackEnvelope Envelope | the envelope, which you want to activate |
| optional boolean visible | true or nil, show envelope; false, don't show envelope |
| optional boolean bypass | true or nil, don't bypass envelope; false, bypass envelope |
^ ActivateTrackVolumeEnvFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a volume-envelope of a track returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose volume-envelope you want to activate; 1, for the first track |
^ ActivateTrackVolumeEnv_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a volume-envelope of a MediaTrack-object returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose volume-envelope you want to activate |
^ ActivateTrackPanEnvFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a pan-envelope of a track returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose pan-envelope you want to activate; 1, for the first track |
^ ActivateTrackPanEnv_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a pan-envelope of a MediaTrack-object returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose pan-envelope you want to activate |
^ ActivateTrackPreFXPanEnvFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a preFX-pan-envelope of a track returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose preFX-pan-envelope you want to activate; 1, for the first track |
^ ActivateTrackPreFXPanEnv_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a preFX-pan-envelope of a MediaTrack-object returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose prefx-pan-envelope you want to activate |
^ ActivateTrackPreFXVolumeEnvFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a preFX-volume-envelope of a track returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose preFX-volume-envelope you want to activate; 1, for the first track |
^ ActivateTrackPreFXVolumeEnv_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a preFX-volume-envelope of a MediaTrack-object returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose prefx-volume-envelope you want to activate |
^ ActivateTrackTrimVolumeEnvFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a trim-volume-envelope of a track returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose trim-volume-envelope you want to activate; 1, for the first track |
^ ActivateTrackTrimVolumeEnv_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a trim-volume-envelope of a MediaTrack-object returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose trim-volume-envelope you want to activate |
^ GetTakeEnvelopeUnderMouseCursorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the take-envelope underneath the mouse |
| TakeEnvelope env | the take-envelope found unterneath the mouse; nil, if none has been found |
| MediaItem_Take take | the take from which the take-envelope is |
| number projectposition | the project-position |
^ IsAnyMuteEnvelopeVisibleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if any mute-envelopes are currently set to visible in the current project Visible=true does include mute-envelopes, who are scrolled outside of the arrangeview |
| boolean retval | true, there are visible mute-envelopes in the project; false, no mute-envelope visible |
| string name | the name of the envelope; case-sensitive, just take the one displayed in the envelope-lane Standard-Envelopes are: "Volume (Pre-FX)", "Pan (Pre-FX)", "Width (Pre-FX)", "Volume", "Pan", "Width", "Trim Volume", "Mute" Plugin's envelopes can also be checked against, like "Freq-Band 1 / ReaEQ" |
^ IsEnvelope_TrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the envelope is a track envelope(true) or a take-envelope(false) returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, the envelope is a TrackEnvelope; false, the envelope is a TakeEnvelope |
| TrackEnvelope env | the envelope to check |
^ IsTrackEnvelopeVisible_ArrangeViewFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the envelope is currently visible within arrange-view returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, the envelope is a TrackEnvelope; false, the envelope is a TakeEnvelope |
| TrackEnvelope env | the envelope to check for visibility |
^ EventManager_EnumerateStartupEventsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Enumerates already existing startupevents, that shall be automatically run at startup of the Ultraschall Event Manager. That means, if you start the EventManager, it will be started automatically to the EventManager-checking-queue, without the need of registering it by hand. returns nil in case of an error |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the startup-event |
| string EventName | a name for the startupevent |
| string CallerScriptIdentifier | the ScriptIdentifier of the script, which added this event to the StartUpEvents |
| integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once; false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again |
| boolean Paused | true, the event shall be started as paused; false, the event shall be run immediately |
| function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred |
| integer NumberOfActions | the number of actions currently registered with this event |
| table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who are run when the event occurred each entry of the table is of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" |
| integer index | the index of the StartUp-event, whose attributes you want to get; 1 for the first, etc |
^ EventManager_EnumerateStartupEvents2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Enumerates already existing startupevents by an EventIdentifier. StartupEvents are events, that shall be automatically run at startup of the Ultraschall Event Manager. That means, if you start the EventManager, it will be started automatically to the EventManager-checking-queue, without the need of registering it by hand. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer index | the index of the StartupEvent within all StartUpEvents |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the startup-event |
| string EventName | a name for the startupevent |
| string CallerScriptIdentifier | the ScriptIdentifier of the script, which added this event to the StartUpEvents |
| integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once; false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again |
| boolean Paused | true, the event shall be started as paused; false, the event shall be run immediately |
| function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred |
| integer NumberOfActions | the number of actions currently registered with this event |
| table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who are run when the event occurred each entry of the table is of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" |
| string EventIdentifier | the identifier of the StartupEvent, that you want to enumerate |
^ EventManager_AddEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new event to the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns nil in case of an error |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier for this registered event, which can be used later for setting, deleting, etc |
| string EventName | a name for the event, which you can choose freely; duplicated eventnames are allowed |
| integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once; false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again |
| boolean EventPaused | false, register the event and check for it immediately; true, register the event but don't check for it yet |
| function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred this function must return true if the event occurred and false, if not No global variables allowed! Instead, the eventmanager will pass to it as first parameter a table which can be used for storing information |
| table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who shall be run when the event occurred each entry of the table must be of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" You can have as many actions as you like, but be aware, that running too many actions may delay further eventchecking! |
^ EventManager_IsValidEventIdentifierFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if a string is a valid EventIdentifier (valid) and currently registered with an event(valid_inuse) in the Ultraschall-EventManager-checking-queue. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean valid | true, valid EventIdentifier; false, no valid EventIdentifier |
| boolean valid_inuse | true, valid EventIdentifier, which is currently registered and in use by the EventManager; false, no currently registered EventIdentifier |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier of the registered event, that you want to check |
^ EventManager_RemoveEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes a new event to the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, removing was successful; false, removing was unsuccessful |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier of the registered event, which you want to remove from the EventManager |
^ EventManager_RemoveAllEvents_ScriptFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes all registered events from a script with a certain ScriptIdentifier in the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, removing was successful; false, removing was unsuccessful |
| string ScriptIdentifier | the unique identifier of the registered event, which you want to remove from the EventManager |
^ EventManager_SetEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the attributes of an already added event in the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting wasn't successful |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the registered event, which you want to set |
| optional string EventName | a name for the event, which you can choose freely; duplicated eventnames are allowed; nil, keep the old name |
| optional integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking; nil, keep the old value this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| optional integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed; nil, keep the old value this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| optional boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once; false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again nil, keep the old value |
| optional boolean EventPaused | false, register the event and check for it immediately; true, register the event but don't check for it yet; nil, keep the old value |
| optional function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred; nil, keep the old function this function must return true if the event occurred and false, if not No global variables allowed! Instead, the eventmanager will pass to the function as first parameter a table which can be used for storing information |
| optional table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who shall be run when the event occurred; nil, keep the old actionlist each entry of the table must be of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" You can have as many actions as you like, but be aware, that running too many actions may delay further eventchecking! |
^ EventManager_EnumerateEventsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the attributes of an already added event in the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns nil in case of an error |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the registered event |
| string EventName | the name of the event |
| string CallerScriptIdentifier | the ScriptIdentifier of the script, who registered the event |
| integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again |
| boolean EventPaused | true, eventcheck is currently paused; false, eventcheck is currently running |
| function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred |
| integer NumberOfActions | the number of actions currently registered with this event |
| table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who are run when the event occurred each entry of the table is of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" |
| integer id | the id of the currently registered event, of which you want to have the attributes; starting with 1 for the first |
^ EventManager_EnumerateEvents2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the attributes of an already added event in the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns nil in case of an error |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the registered event |
| string EventName | the name of the event |
| string CallerScriptIdentifier | the ScriptIdentifier of the script, who registered the event |
| integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again |
| boolean EventPaused | true, eventcheck is currently paused; false, eventcheck is currently running |
| function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred |
| integer NumberOfActions | the number of actions currently registered with this event |
| table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who are run when the event occurred each entry of the table is of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" |
| string Eventidentifier | the EventIdentifier of the currently registered event, of which you want to have the attributes |
^ EventManager_CountRegisteredEventsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of currently registered events in the EventManager-checking-queue |
| integer count_of_registered_events | the number of currently registered events |
^ EventManager_GetLastUpdateTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the last time, the eventlist in the EventManager had been updated in any way. |
| string datetime | the date and time of the last update, as returned by os.date() |
| number precise_time | the last update time as number, as returned by reaper.time_precise() |
^ EventManager_PauseEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Pauses a registered event in the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, pausing was successful; false, pausing was unsuccessful |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier of the registered event, which you want to pause in the EventManager |
^ EventManager_ResumeEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Resumes a registered and paused event in the Ultraschall Event Manager-checking-queue. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, resuming was successful; false, resuming was unsuccessful |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier of the registered event, which you want to resume in the EventManager |
^ EventManager_StartFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Starts the Ultraschall-EventManager, if it has not been started yet. |
| boolean retval | true, EventManager has been started successfully; false, EventManager couldn't be started |
^ EventManager_StopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Unregisters the current script; will stop the EventManager if no scripts are registered anymore to the EventManager. You can use the parameter force to force stopping of the EventManager immediately. |
| optional boolean force | true, stops the EventManager, even if other scripts have registered events to it; false or nil, don't force stop |
| optional string ScriptIdentifier | if you want to unregister events from a different script, pass here the ScriptIdentifier of this script; nil, use the ScriptIdentifier of the current script |
^ EventManager_AddStartupEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new event, that shall be automatically registered at startup of the Ultraschall Event Manager. That means, if you start the EventManager, it will be added automatically to the EventManager-checking-queue, without the need of registering it by hand. returns nil in case of an error |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier for this registered event, which can be used later for setting, deleting, etc |
| string EventName | a name for the event, which you can choose freely; duplicated eventnames are allowed |
| integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once; false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again |
| boolean EventPaused | false, register the event and check for it immediately; true, register the event but don't check for it yet |
| function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred this function must return true if the event occurred and false, if not No global variables allowed! Instead, the eventmanager will pass to the function as first parameter a table which can be used for storing information |
| table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who shall be run when the event occurred each entry of the table must be of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" You can have as many actions as you like, but be aware, that running too many actions may delay further eventchecking! |
^ EventManager_RemoveStartupEvent2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes a startup-event from the config-file of the Ultraschall Event Manager. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, removing was successful; false, removing was unsuccessful |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier of the startup event, which you want to remove from the EventManager-startup-procedure |
^ EventManager_RemoveStartupEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes a startup-event from the config-file of the Ultraschall Event Manager. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, removing was successful; false, removing was unsuccessful |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier of the startup event, which you want to remove from the EventManager-startup-procedure |
^ EventManager_CountStartupEventsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts the currently available startup-events |
| integer count_startup_events | the number of currently available start-up-events for the EventManager |
^ EventManager_SetStartupEventFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an already existing startupevent, that shall be automatically run at startup of the Ultraschall Event Manager. That means, if you start the EventManager, it will be started automatically to the EventManager-checking-queue, without the need of registering it by hand. returns nil in case of an error |
| string event_identifier | the unique identifier for this registered event, which can be used later for setting, deleting, etc |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the startup-event, which you want to set |
| optional string EventName | a name for the event, which you can choose freely; duplicated eventnames are allowed; nil, to keep current name |
| optional integer CheckAllXSeconds | only check all x seconds; 0, for constant checking; nil, to keep current value this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| optional integer CheckForXSeconds | only check for x seconds; 0, check until the event is removed; nil, to keep current value this value will be used as approximate time, not necessarily exact. That means, 2 seconds given may be 2.5 in some cases! This is due general limitations with backgroundscripts. |
| optional boolean StartActionsOnceDuringTrue | if the event occurred: true, run the actions only once; false, run until the CheckFunction returns false again nil, to keep current value |
| optional boolean EventPaused | false, register the event and check for it immediately; true, register the event but don't check for it yet; nil, to keep current value |
| optional function CheckFunction | the function, which shall check if the event occurred; nil, to keep current function this function must return true if the event occurred and false, if not No global variables allowed! Instead, the eventmanager will pass to the function as first parameter a table which can be used for storing information |
| optional table Actions | a table which holds all actions and their accompanying sections, who shall be run when the event occurred; nil, to keep current actionlist each entry of the table must be of the format "actioncommandid,section", e.g.: Actions[1]="1007,0" Actions[2]="1012,0" You can have as many actions as you like, but be aware, that running too many actions may delay further eventchecking! |
^ EventManager_GetPausedState2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if a certain event, currently registered in the EventManager, is paused(true) or not(false). State is requested by EventIdentifier. returns nil in case of an error |
| string EventIdentifier | the identifier of the registered event, whose pause state you want to retrieve |
^ EventManager_GetPausedStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if a certain event, currently registered in the EventManager, is paused(true) or not(false) State is requested by number-id, with 1 for the first event, 2 for the second, etc. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer id | the id of the event, whose paused-state you want to retrieve; 1, the first event; 2, the second event, etc |
^ EventManager_GetEventIdentifierFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the EventIdentifier of a registered event, by id event is requested by number-id, with 1 for the first event, 2 for the second, etc. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer id | the id of the event, whose EventIdenrifier you want to retrieve; 1, the first event; 2, the second event, etc |
^ EventManager_GetLastCheckfunctionStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the last state the eventcheck-function returned the last time it was called; of a certain registered event in the EventManager. State is requested by number-id, with 1 for the first event, 2 for the second, etc. returns nil in case of an error; nil and time, if the EventCheck-function didn't return a boolean |
| integer id | the id of the event, whose eventcheckfunction-retval you want to retrieve; 1, the first event; 2, the second event, etc |
^ EventManager_GetRegisteredEventIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the id of a registered event, meaning 1, if it's the first event, 2 if it's the second, etc It is the position within all events currently registered within the EventManager. returns nil in case of an error |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the event, whose id you want to retrieve |
^ EventManager_GetLastCheckfunctionState2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the last state the eventcheck-function returned the last time it was called; of a certain registered event in the EventManager. State is requested by EventIdentifier returns nil in case of an error; nil and time, if the EventCheck-function didn't return a boolean |
| string EventIdentifier | the EventIdentifier of the event, whose last checkfunction-state you want to retrieve |
^ EventManager_DebugModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Starts Debugmode of the EventManager, which returns additional internal states. Allows you to get the contents of the UserSpace of a certain checkfunction of a registered event, see EventManagerDebugModeUserSpace. Note: Debugmode is not for productive usecases, as it costs resources. Please turn it off again, after you've finished debugging. |
| boolean toggle | true, turn debugmode on; false, turn debugmode off |
^ EventManager_DebugMode_UserSpaceFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current contents of the UserSpace, as stored by the checkfunction of a registered event in the EventManager. The table is of the format: userspace[index]["index"] - the name of the index userspace[index]["datatype"] - the datatype of the value in this userspace-index userspace[index]["value"] - the value in this userspace-index Note: Debugmode is not for productive usecases, as it costs resources. Please turn it off again, after you've finished debugging. See EventManager_DebugMode for more details on stopping DebugMode. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer userspace_count | the number of values within the userspace |
| table userspace | the contents of the userspace as a handy table |
| integer index | the index of the event, whose UserSpace you want to retrieve |
^ ReadFullFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Return contents of filename_with_path. Returns nil in case of an error. |
| string contents | the contents of the whole file. |
| integer length_of_file | the number of bytes of the file |
| integer number_of_lines | number of lines in file (-1 if parameter binary is set to true) |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
| boolean binary | true if the file shall be read as a binary file; false if read as ASCII. Default is ASCII. |
^ ReadValueFromFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Return contents of filename_with_path. If "value" is given, it will return all lines, containing the value in the file "filename_with_path". The second line-numbers return-value is very valuable when giving a "value". "Value" is not case-sensitive. The value can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc |
| string contents | the contents of the file, or the lines that contain parameter value in it, separated by a newline |
| string linenumbers | a string, that contains the linenumbers returned as a , separated csv-string |
| integer numberoflines_in_file | the total number of lines in the file |
| integer number_of_foundlines | the number of found lines |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
| string value | the value to look in the file for. Not case-sensitive. |
^ ReadLinerangeFromFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Return contents of filename_with_path, from firstlinenumber to lastlinenumber. Counting of linenumbers starts with 1 for the first line. The returned string contains all requested lines, separated by a newline. Returns nil, if the linenumbers are invalid. |
| string contents | the contents the lines of the file, that you requested |
| boolean correctnumberoflines | true, if the number of lines are returned, as requested; false if fewer lines are returned |
| integer number_of_lines | the number of read lines |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
| integer firstlinenumber | the first linenumber to be returned. First line in the file begins with 1! |
| integer lastlinenumber | the last linenumber to be returned; -1, for the whole file |
^ MakeCopyOfFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Copies input_filename_with_path to output_filename_with_path. Only textfiles! For binary-files use MakeCopyOfFile_Binary() instead! Returns true, if it worked, false if it didn't. |
| boolean retval | true, if copy worked, false if it didn't. |
| string input_filename_with_path | filename of the file to copy |
| string output_filename_with_path | filename of the copied file to be created. |
^ MakeCopyOfFile_BinaryFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Copies input_filename_with_path to output_filename_with_path as binary-file. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | returns true, if copy worked; false if it didn't |
| string input_filename_with_path | filename of the file to copy |
| string output_filename_with_path | filename of the copied file, that shall be created |
^ ReadBinaryFileUntilPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a binary file, up until a pattern. The pattern is not case-sensitive. Pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer length | the length of the returned data |
| string content | the content of the file, that has been read until pattern |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
| string pattern | a pattern to search for. Case-sensitive. |
^ ReadBinaryFileFromPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a binary file, from pattern onwards. The pattern is not case-sensitive. The pattern can also contain patterns for pattern matching. Refer the LUA-docs for pattern matching. i.e. characters like ^$()%.[]*+-? must be escaped with a %, means: %[%]%(%) etc returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer length | the length of the returned data |
| string content | the content of the file, that has been read from pattern to the end |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
| string pattern | a pattern to search for. Case-sensitive. |
^ CountLinesInFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts lines in a textfile. In binary files, the number of lines may be weird and unexpected! Returns -1, if no such file exists. |
| integer linesinfile | number of lines in a textfile; -1 in case of error |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
^ ReadFileAsLines_ArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Return contents of filename_with_path, from firstlinenumber to lastlinenumber as an array. Counting of linenumbers starts with 1 for the first line. The returned array contains all requested lines, which each entry holding one returned line. Returns nil, if the linenumbers are invalid. |
| array contents | the contents the lines of the file, that you requested as an array, in which each entry hold one line of the file |
| boolean correctnumberoflines | true, if the number of lines are returned, as you requested; false if fewer lines are returned |
| integer number_of_lines | the number of lines returned |
| string filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
| integer firstlinenumber | the first linenumber to be returned. First line in the file begins with 1! |
| integer lastlinenumber | the last linenumber to be returned; -1, read all lines in the file |
^ ReadBinaryFile_OffsetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the contents of a binary file from startoffset until startoffset+numberofbytes. When setting startoffset to a negative value, it will read from the end of the file, means: -100 will start -100 characters before the end of the file and numberofbytes will read from that point on Returns -1, if file can not be opened. |
| integer length | the length of the returned part of the file, might be shorter than requested, if file ends before |
| string content | the content of the file, that has been read |
| string input_filename_with_path | filename of the file to be read |
| integer startoffset | the offset, at where to begin the fileread. 0 for the beginning of the file; negative values set offset from the end of the file |
| integer numberofbytes | the number of bytes to read. -1 for until the end of the file. If there are fewer bytes than requested, the returned string will be shorter. |
^ GetLengthOfFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the length of the file filename_with_path in bytes. Will return -1, if no such file exists. |
| integer length_of_file | the length of the file in bytes. -1 in case of error |
| string filename_with_path | filename to write the value to |
^ CountDirectoriesAndFilesInPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of files and directories in path returns -1, in case of error |
| integer filecount | the number of files found in path |
| integer dircount | the number of directories found in path |
| string path | the path to count the files and directories from |
^ GetAllFilenamesInPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of files and the filenames in path returns -1, in case of error |
| integer filecount | the number of files found in path |
| array files | the filenames found in path |
| string path | the path to get the filenames from |
^ GetAllDirectoriesInPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of directories and the directorynames in path returns -1, in case of error |
| integer filecount | the number of directories found in path |
| array files | the directories found in path |
| string path | the path to get the directories from |
^ CheckForValidFileFormatsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the fileformat of a Reaper-supported-file, images, audios(opus and m4a missing, though!), and video(mp4-video missing, though!). Note: Checks the file itself and does not check for correct file-extension. Reaper needs the correct file-extension or it can't read an otherwise valid imagefile. For example: if you want to import a GIF, renamed to filename.JPG, Reaper will not be able to read it. Only when the extension is the same as the file itself(filename.GIF). Returns nil in case of an error |
| string fileformat | the format of the file; JPG, PNG, GIF, LCF, ICO, WAV, AIFF, ASF/WMA/WMV, MP3, MP3 -ID3TAG, FLAC, MKV/MKA/MKS/MK3D/WEBM, AVI, RPP_PROJECT, unknown |
| boolean supported_by_reaper | true, if importing of the fileformat is supported by Reaper; false, if not |
| string mediatype | the type of the media; Image, Audio, Audio/Video, Video, Reaper |
| string filename_with_path | the file to check for it's image-fileformat |
^ DirectoryExistsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if a directory exists in path. On Linux: path and directory are case-sensitive! Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, directory exists; false, directory does not exist |
| string path | the path, in which to look for the existence of parameter directory |
| string directory | the name of the directory to check for in path |
^ OnlyFilesOfCertainTypeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the filenames_with_path from a filearray, that are of a certain filetype returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer foundfilecount | the number of files that contain the right filetype |
| array foundfilearray | an array with all the files that contain the right filetype |
| array filearray | an array with files to check for; index is 1-based |
| string fileformat | the format of the file; JPG, PNG, GIF, LCF, ICO, WAV, AIFF, ASF/WMA/WMV, MP3, MP3 -ID3TAG, FLAC, MKV/MKA/MKS/MK3D/WEBM, AVI, RPP_PROJECT, unknown |
^ GetReaperWorkDirFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the current workdir, which is the directory. If you create a file without giving a path, this file will be created in this work-dir. |
| string current_workdir | the current workdir of Reaper |
^ DirectoryExists2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if Path is an existing path. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if path exists; false, if not |
| string Path | the path to check for |
^ SetReaperWorkDirFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets a new current working directory for Reaper. This requires a restart of Reaper to take effect, due API-limitations! returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if path could be set; false, if not |
| string Path | the path to set as new current working directory |
^ GetPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the path of a filename-string returns "", "" in case of error |
| string path | the path as a string |
| string filename | the filename, without the path |
| string str | the path with filename you want to process |
| string sep | a separator, with which the function knows, how to separate filename from path; nil to use the last useful separator in the string, which is either / or \\ |
^ CreateValidTempFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Tries to determine a valid temporary filename. Will check filename_with_path with an included number between 0 and 16384 to create such a filename. You can also add your own suffix to the filename. The pattern is: filename_with_path$Suffix~$number.ext (when retainextension is set to true!) If you wish, you can also create this temporary-file as an empty file. The path of the tempfile is always the same as the original file. Returns nil in case of failure. |
| string tempfilename | the valid temporary filename found |
| string filename_with_path | the original filename |
| boolean create | true, if you want to create that temporary file as an empty file; false, just return the filename |
| string suffix | if you want to alter the temporary filename with an additional suffix, use this parameter |
| boolean retainextension | true, keep the extension(if existing) at the end of the tempfile; false, just add the suffix~number at the end. |
^ WriteValueToFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Writes value to filename_with_path. Will replace any previous content of the file if append is set to false. Returns -1 in case of failure, 1 in case of success. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of failure, 1 in case of success |
| string filename_with_path | the filename with it's path |
| string value | the value to export, can be a long string that includes newlines and stuff. nil is not allowed! |
| boolean binarymode | true or nil, it will store the value as binary-file; false, will store it as textstring |
| boolean append | true, add the value to the end of the file; false or nil, write value to file and erase all previous data in the file |
^ WriteValueToFile_InsertFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts value into a file at linenumber. All lines, up to linenumber-1 come before value, all lines at linenumber to the end of the file will come after value. Will return -1, if no such line exists. Note: non-binary-files only! |
| integer retval | 1, in case of success, -1 in case of error |
| string filename_with_path | filename to write the value to |
| integer linenumber | the linenumber, at where to insert the value into the file |
| string value | the value to be inserted into the file |
^ WriteValueToFile_ReplaceFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Replaces the linenumbers startlinenumber to endlinenumber in a file with value. All lines, up to startlinenumber-1 come before value, all lines at endlinenumber+1 to the end of the file will come after value. Will return -1, if no such lines exists. Note: non-binary-files only! |
| integer retval | 1, in case of success, -1 in case of error |
| string filename_with_path | filename to write the value to |
| integer startlinenumber | the first linenumber, to be replaced with value in the file |
| integer endlinenumber | the last linenumber, to be replaced with value in the file |
| string value | the value to be inserted into the file |
^ WriteValueToFile_InsertBinaryFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts value into a file at byteposition. All bytes, up to byteposition-1 come before value, all bytes at byteposition to the end of the file will come after value. Will return -1, if no such line exists. Note: good for binary files |
| integer retval | 1, in case of success, -1 in case of error |
| string filename_with_path | filename to write the value to |
| integer byteposition | the byteposition, at where to insert the value into the file |
| string value | the value to be inserted into the file |
^ WriteValueToFile_ReplaceBinaryFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Replaces content in the file from startbyteposition to endbyteposition-1 with value. All bytes, up to startbyteposition-1 come before value, all bytes from (and including)endbyteposition to the end of the file will come after value. Will return -1, if no such line exists. Note: good for binary files |
| integer retval | 1, in case of success, -1 in case of error |
| string filename_with_path | filename to write the value to |
| integer startbyteposition | the first byte in the file to be replaced, starting with 1, if you want to replace at the beginning of the file. Everything before startposition will be kept. |
| integer endbyteposition | the first byte after the replacement. Everything from endbyteposition to the end of the file will be kept. |
| string value | the value to be inserted into the file |
^ GetAllRecursiveFilesAndSubdirectoriesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all subdirectories and files within a given path. Might take some time with many folders/files. Returns -1 in case of an error. |
| integer found_dirs | the number of directories found; -1, in case of an error |
| array dirs_array | the full path to the found directories as an array |
| integer found_files | the number of files found |
| array files_array | the full path to the found files as an array |
| string path | the path from where to retrieve the files and subdirectories |
^ SaveSubtitles_SRTFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| saves the subtitles from the subtitle-table. The subtitles-table is expected to be of the following format: subtitle_table[subtitle_index]["start"] = starttime in seconds subtitle_table[subtitle_index]["end"] = endtime in seconds subtitle_table[subtitle_index]["caption"] = the caption, which shall be shown from start to end-time returns -1 in case of an error |
| string guid | the guid of the marker/region of the marker with a specific index |
| string subtitle_filename_with_path | the filename of the subtitle-file, into which you want to store the subtitles |
| table Table | the subtitle-table, which holds all captions and the start- and endtimes of displaying the caption |
^ ReadSubtitles_SRTFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| parses an srt-subtitle-file and returns its contents as table returns nil in case of an error |
| integer Captions_Counter | the number of captions in the file |
| table Captions | the Captions as a table of the format: Captions[index]["start"]= the starttime of this caption in seconds Captions[index]["end"]= the endtime of this caption in seconds Captions[index]["caption"]= the caption itself |
| string filename_with_path | the filename with path of the subrip srt-file |
^ MoveFileOrFolderFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves a file or folder from oldpath to newpath. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, moving was successful; false, moving was unsuccessful |
| string file_foldername | the folder- or filename, which you want to move |
| string oldpath | the old path, in which the file or folder is located |
| string newpath | the new path, into which the file or folder shall be moved |
^ CopyFile_StartCopyingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Starts copying the files added to the background-copy-queue. You can run this function multiple times, to have multiple background-copy-instances, depending on how fast the copying shall be and how much ressources it should eat. Each instance copies the amount of data set with CopyFile_SetBufferSize, so if the buffersize is set to 1048576(1 MB) then each instance will copy 1 MB per defer-cycle. That way you can balance the amount of data copied each defer-cycle with the amount of time each defer-cycle uses Reaper's processing-time. So having multiple instances with smaller buffer-sizes can prevent lagging of the gui of Reaper. You can have up to 30 instances running in the background at the same time. Add files with CopyFile_AddFileToQueue If all files are copied, the instances will be stopped completely, so using CopyFile_GetCurrentlyRunningCopyInstances returning 0 can tell you, if the copying is finished already. Will return -1, if all possible 30 instances are started already. |
^ CopyFile_IsCurrentlyCopyingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if the any copying-instance is (still) currently copying files. |
^ CopyFile_GetCurrentlyRunningCopyInstancesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of copying-instances currently started by CopyFile_StartCopying |
^ CopyFile_GetCurrentlyCopiedFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the information about the file currently copied |
^ CopyFile_SetBufferSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the buffer-size of the background-copy-instances in bytes. That means, each copying-instance will copy this amount of data per defer-cycle. Returns false in case of an error. |
| boolean retval | true, setting this was successful; false, setting this was unsuccessful |
| integer buffersize | the amount of bytes of the buffer-size |
^ CopyFile_GetBufferSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current buffer-size in bytes. |
^ CopyFile_AddFileToQueueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new file to the copy-queue. If you try to copy a file into a subdirectory, which does not exist yet, this subdirectory will be created. If the background-copying is still active(the copying-queue not finished with copying) at the time of adding, the file will be copied right away. To check, whether you need to start if there are still running copying-instances in the background, use CopyFile_IsCurrentlyCopying. The returned value in current_copyqueue_position allows you get the current copying status and possible error-messages using CopyFile_GetCopiedStatus returns -1 in case of an error. |
| string filename | the file to be copied, including its path |
| string targetfilename | the targetfile, to which the file shall be copied including its path |
| boolean overwrite | true, overwrite an already existing file; false, don't overwrite an already existing file |
^ CopyFile_GetCopiedStatusFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the copystatus of a file in the copy-queue Will return -1 in case of an error. |
| integer fileindex | the index of the file within the copying-queue |
^ CopyFile_FlushCopiedFilesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Flushes the queue for the already copied files. This invalidates the files-index given by CopyFile_AddFileToQueue! |
^ CopyFile_StopCopyingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops copying of all files immediately. If the currently file isn't finished copying yet, it will remain incomplete. Returns the last file processed, so you can check, if the file has been copied properly. |
^ CopyFile_PauseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Pauses the copying of the files in the copying-queue. Will return false in case of an error. |
| integer toogle | true, pause the copying; false, go on with copying of the files |
^ CopyFile_GetPausedStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current paused-state of the background-copying |
^ CopyFile_GetRemainingFilesToCopyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of files that still need to be copied. |
^ IsValidFXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if a StateChunk is a valid FXStateChunk. An FXStateChunk holds all FX-plugin-settings for a specific MediaTrack or MediaItem. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, it is a valid FXStateChunk; false, it is not |
| string StateChunk | the StateChunk, which you want to check, whether it's a valid FXStateChunk |
^ GetFXFromFXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the statechunk-lines of fx with fxindex from an FXStateChunk It also returns the start and endoffset of these lines, so you can manipulate these lines and replace them in the original FXStateChunk, by replacing the part between start and endoffset with your altered lines. returns nil in case of an error |
| string fx_lines | the statechunk-lines associated with this fx |
| integer startoffset | the startoffset in bytes of these lines within the FXStateChunk |
| integer endoffset | the endoffset in bytes of these lines within the FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk from which you want to retrieve the fx's-lines |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx, whose statechunk lines you want to retrieve; with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-learn-setting from an FXStateChunk An FXStateChunk holds all FX-plugin-settings for a specific MediaTrack or MediaItem. It is the PARMLEARN-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, though usually only wet or bypass |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLearn |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from which you want to retrieve the ParmLearn-settings |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-learn-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLearn-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmLearn_MediaItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-learn-setting from a MediaItem It is the PARMLEARN-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, though usually only wet or bypass |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLearn |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose ParmLearn-setting you want to get |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-learn-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLearn-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmLearn_MediaTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-learn-setting from a MediaTrack It is the PARMLEARN-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, though usually only wet or bypass |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLearn |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the MediaTrack, whose ParmLearn-setting you want to get |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-learn-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLearn-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmAlias_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-alias-setting from an FXStateChunk An FXStateChunk holds all FX-plugin-settings for a specific MediaTrack or MediaItem. Parameter-aliases are only stored for MediaTracks. It is the PARMALIAS-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parm_aliasname | the alias-name of the parameter |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from which you want to retrieve the ParmAlias-settings |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-alias-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmAlias-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmAlias_MediaTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-aliasname-setting from a MediaTrack It is the PARMALIAS-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parm_aliasname | the alias-name of the parameter |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the MediaTrack, whose ParmAlias-setting you want to get |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-alias-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmAlias-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmModulationChunk_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-modulation-chunk from an FXStateChunk An FXStateChunk holds all FX-plugin-settings for a specific MediaTrack or MediaItem. It's the Returns nil in case of an error |
| string parm_modulation_chunk | a chunk of the parameter-modulation settings |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from which you want to retrieve the Parameter-modulation-settings |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-modulation-chunk-settings |
| integer id | the id of the Parameter-modulation you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmLFOLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-lfo-learn-setting from an FXStateChunk An FXStateChunk holds all FX-plugin-settings for a specific MediaTrack or MediaItem. It is the LFOLEARN-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, though usually only wet or bypass |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLFOLearn |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from which you want to retrieve the ParmLFOLearn-settings |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-lfo-learn-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLFOLearn-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmLFOLearn_MediaItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-lfo-learn-setting from a MediaItem It is the LFOLEARN-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, though usually only wet or bypass |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLFOLearn |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose ParmLFOLearn-setting you want to get |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-lfo-learn-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLFOLearn-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ GetParmLFOLearn_MediaTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-lfo-learn-setting from a MediaTrack It is the LFOLEARN-entry Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, though usually only wet or bypass |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLFOLearn |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the MediaTrack, whose ParmLFOLearn-setting you want to get |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-lfo-learn-settings |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLFOLearn-settings you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ ScanDXPluginsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| (Re-)scans all DX-Plugins. |
| optional boolean clear_cache | true, re-scan all DX-plugins; false or nil, only scan new DX-plugins |
^ DeleteParmLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a ParmLearn-entry from an FXStateChunk. Unlike DeleteParmLearn2_FXStateChunk, this indexes by the already existing parmlearns and not by parameters. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if deletion was successful; false, if the function couldn't delete anything |
| string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, which you want to delete a ParmLearn from |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-delete-ParmLearn-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLearn-entry to delete; beginning with 1 |
^ DeleteParmAlias_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a ParmAlias-entry from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMALIAS-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if deletion was successful; false, if the function couldn't delete anything |
| string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, which you want to delete a ParmAlias from |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-delete-ParmAlias-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer id | the id of the ParmAlias-entry to delete; beginning with 1 |
^ DeleteParmLFOLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a ParmLFO-Learn-entry from an FXStateChunk. It's the LFOLEARN-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if deletion was successful; false, if the function couldn't delete anything |
| string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, which you want to delete a ParmLFO-Learn-entry from |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-delete-ParmLFO-Learn-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLFO-Learn-entry to delete; beginning with 1 |
^ SetParmLFOLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an already existing ParmLFO-Learn-entry of an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the LFOLEARN-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting new values was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful(e.g. no such ParmLFO) |
| optional string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to set a ParmLFO-Learn-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-set-ParmLFO-Learn-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer id | the id of the ParmLFO-Learn-entry to set; beginning with 1 |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLFOLearn, only when midi_note is set to 0! |
^ SetParmLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an already existing Parm-Learn-entry of an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMLEARN-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting new values was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful(e.g. no such ParmLearn) |
| optional string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to set a Parm-Learn-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-set-Parm-Learn-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer id | the id of the Parm-Learn-entry to set; beginning with 1 |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLearn, only when midi_note is set to 0! |
^ SetParmAlias_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an already existing Parm-Learn-entry of an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMALIAS-entry The parameter id counts with the first aliasname found in the FXStateChunk for this fx, regardless, if the first found aliasname is for parameter 1 or 23, etc. If you want to adress it by parameter-index, use SetParmAlias2_FXStateChunk instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting new values was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful(e.g. no such ParmLearn) |
| optional string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to set a Parm-Alias-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-set-Parm-Alias-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer id | the id of the Parm-Alias-entry to set; beginning with 1 |
| string parmalias | the new aliasname of the parameter |
^ SetParmAlias2_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an already existing Parm-Learn-entry of an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. Unlike SetParmAlias_FXStateChunk, the parameter parmidx counts by parameter-order, not existing aliasnames. If a parameter has no aliasname yet, it will return false. It's the PARMALIAS-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting new values was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful(e.g. no such ParmLearn) |
| optional string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to set a Parm-Alias-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-set-Parm-Alias-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer parmidx | the index of the parameter, whose Parm-Alias-entry you want to to set; beginning with 1 |
| string parmalias | the new aliasname of the parameter |
^ SetFXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds/replaces FXStateChunk to/in a TrackStateChunk or a MediaItemStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting fxstatechunk was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful |
| optional string alteredStateChunk | the altered StateChunk |
| string StateChunk | the TrackStateChunk, into which you want to set the FXChain |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, which you want to set into the TrackStateChunk |
| optional integer TakeFXChain_id | when using MediaItemStateChunks, this allows you to choose the take of which you want the FXChain; default is 1 |
^ GetFXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns an FXStateChunk from a TrackStateChunk or a MediaItemStateChunk. An FXStateChunk holds all FX-plugin-settings for a specific MediaTrack or MediaItem. Returns nil in case of an error or if no FXStateChunk has been found. |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, stored in the StateChunk |
| integer linenumber | returns the first linenumber, at which the found FXStateChunk starts in the StateChunk |
| string StateChunk | the StateChunk, from which you want to retrieve the FXStateChunk |
| optional integer TakeFXChain_id | when using MediaItemStateChunks, this allows you to choose the take of which you want the FXChain; default is 1 |
^ AddParmLFOLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new Parm-LFOLearn-entry to an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the LFOLEARN-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting new values was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful(e.g. no such ParmLearn) |
| optional string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to set a Parm-Learn-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-set-Parm-Learn-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer parmidx | the parameter, whose alias you want to add |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, usually \"\" or \"byp\" for bypass or \"wet\" for wet; when using wet or bypass, these are essential to give! |
| integer midi_note | the midinote, that is assigned to this; this is a multibyte value, with the first byte being the MIDI-mode, and the second byte the MIDI/CC-note 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 (Byte1=176, Byte2=0) ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 (Byte1=176, Byte2=1) ... 144, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=0) 400, MIDI Chan 1 Note 1 (Byte1=144, Byte2=1) ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 (Byte1=144, Byte2=36) 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 (Byte1=144, Byte2=37) 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 (Byte1=144, Byte2=38) ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLFOLearn, only when midi_note is set to 0! |
^ AddParmLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new Parm-Learn-entry to an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMLEARN-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting new values was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful(e.g. no such ParmLearn) |
| optional string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to set a Parm-Learn-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-set-Parm-Learn-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer parmidx | the parameter, whose alias you want to add |
| string parmname | the name of the parameter, usually \"\" or \"byp\" for bypass or \"wet\" for wet; when using wet or bypass, these are essential to give, otherwise just pass "" |
| integer midi_note | an integer representation of the MIDI-note, which is set as command; 0, in case of an OSC-message examples: 0, OSC is used 176, MIDI Chan 1 CC 0 ... 432, MIDI Chan 1 CC 1 ... 9360, MIDI Chan 1 Note 36 9616, MIDI Chan 1 Note 37 9872, MIDI Chan 1 Note 38 ... CC Mode-dropdownlist: set the following flags to their specific values (0=0, 1=the value beginning &, like &65536 or &131072 or &262144) &65536 &131072 &262144 0 0 0, Absolute 1 0 0, Relative 1(127=-1, 1=+1) 0 1 0, Relative 2(63=-1, 65=+1) 1 1 0, Relative 3(65=-1, 1=+1) 0 0 1, Toggle (>0=toggle) |
| integer checkboxflags | the checkboxes checked in the MIDI/OSC-learn dialog 0, no checkboxes 1, enable only when track or item is selected 2, Soft takeover (absolute mode only) 3, Soft takeover (absolute mode only)+enable only when track or item is selected 4, enable only when effect configuration is focused 20, enable only when effect configuration is visible |
| optional string osc_message | the osc-message, that triggers the ParmLearn, only when midi_note is set to 0! |
^ AddParmAlias_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new Parm-Alias-entry to an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMALIAS-entry returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting new values was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful(e.g. no such ParmLearn) |
| optional string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to set a Parm-Alias-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-set-Parm-Alias-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer parmidx | the parameter, whose alias you want to add |
| string parmalias | the new aliasname of the parameter |
^ CountParmAlias_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts already existing Parm-Alias-entries of an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMALIAS-entry returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of ParmAliases found |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to count a Parm-Learn-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-count-Parm-Learn-entry; beginning with 1 |
^ CountParmLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts already existing Parm-Learn-entries of an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMLEARN-entry returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of ParmLearn-entries found |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to count a Parm-Learn-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-count-Parm-Learn-entry; beginning with 1 |
^ CountParmLFOLearn_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts already existing Parm-LFOLearn-entries of an FX-plugin from an FXStateChunk. It's the LFOLEARN-entry returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of LFOLearn-entries found |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, in which you want to count a Parm-LFOLearn-entry |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-count-Parm-LFOLearn-entry; beginning with 1 |
^ ScanVSTPluginsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Re-scans all VST-Plugins. |
| optional boolean clear_cache | true, clear cache before re-scanning; false or nil, just scan vts-plugins |
^ AutoDetectVSTPluginsFolderFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Auto-detects the vst-plugins-folder. |
^ CountFXStateChunksInStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts all FXStateChunks within a StateChunk. You can pass ItemStateChunks, TrackStateChunks and ProjectStateChunks. returns -1 in case of an error. |
| integer count_of_takefx_statechunks | the number of take-fx-StateChunks within the StateChunk. When passing Track/ProjectStateChunks, it returns number of all FXStateChunks from all Takes within the StateChunk |
| integer count_of_trackfx_statechunks | the number of TrackFX-StateChunks; each track alawys has a single one, so it should match the number of tracks within the StateChunk; 0, if you pass a ItemStateChunk |
| string StateChunk | the StateChunk, whose count of FXStateChunks you want to retrieve |
^ RemoveFXStateChunkFromTrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Clears the FXChain from a TrackStateChunk returns nil in case of an error. |
| string altered_TrackStateChunk | the TrackStateChunk, cleared of the Track-FXStateChunk |
| string TrackStateChunk | the TrackStateChunk, whose FXStateChunk you want to remove |
^ RemoveFXStateChunkFromItemStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes a certain Take-FXStateChunk from an ItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of failure. |
| string alteredItemStateChunk | the StateChunk, from which the FXStateChunk was removed |
| string ItemStateChunk | the ItemStateChunk, from which you want to remove an FXStateChunk |
| integer take_id | the take, whose FXStateChunk you want to remove |
^ LoadFXStateChunkFromRFXChainFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Loads an FXStateChunk from an RFXChain-file. If you don't give a path, it will try to load the file from the folder ResourcePath/FXChains. returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the loaded FXStateChunk; nil, in case of an error |
| string filename | the filename of the RFXChain-file(must include ".RfxChain"); omit the path to load it from the folder ResourcePath/FXChains |
| integer trackfx_or_takefx | 0, return the FXStateChunk as Track-FXStateChunk; 1, return the FXStateChunk as Take-FXStateChunk |
^ SaveFXStateChunkAsRFXChainfileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Loads an FXStateChunk from an RFXChain-file. If you don't give a path, it will try to load the file from the folder ResourcePath/FXChains. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of failure, 1 in case of success |
| string filename | the filename of the output-RFXChain-file(must include ".RfxChain"); omit the path to save it into the folder ResourcePath/FXChains |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, which you want to set into the TrackStateChunk |
^ GetAllRFXChainfilenamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all available RFXChainfiles in the folder ResourcePath/FXChains |
| integer count_of_RFXChainfiles | the number of available RFXChainFiles |
| array RFXChainfiles | the filenames of the RFXChainfiles |
^ GetRecentFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the recent fx-list |
| integer count_of_RecentFX | the number of available recent fx |
| array RecentFX | the names of the recent fx |
^ GetTrackFX_AlternativeNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the alternative name of a specific trackfx. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string alternative_fx_name | the alternative fx-name set for this fx |
^ GetTakeFX_AlternativeNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the alternative name of a specific takefx. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string alternative_fx_name | the alternative fx-name set for this fx |
^ SetTrackFX_AlternativeNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the alternative name of a specific trackfx. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
^ SetTakeFX_AlternativeNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the alternative name of a specific takefx. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
^ GetFXSettingsString_FXLinesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the fx-states-string of a fx, as stored as an base64-string.byte It returns its decoded and encoded version of it. Use GetFXFromFXStateChunk to get the requested parameter "fx_lines" returns nil in case of an error |
| string fx_statestring_base64 | the base64-version of the state-string, which holds all fx-settings of the fx |
| string fx_statestring | the decoded binary-version of the state-string, which holds all fx-settings of the fx |
| string fx_lines | the statechunk-lines of an fx, as returned by the function GetFXFromFXStateChunk() |
^ GetParmModTable_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a table with all values of a specific Parameter-Modulation from an FXStateChunk. The table's format is as follows: returns nil in case of an error |
| table ParmModulationTable | a table which holds all values of a specfic parameter-modulation |
| string FXStateChunk | an FXStateChunk, of which you want to get the values of a specific parameter-modulation |
| integer fxindex | the index if the fx, of which you want to get specific parameter-modulation-values |
| integer parmodindex | the parameter-modulation, whose values you want to get; 1, for the first; 2, for the second, etc |
^ CreateDefaultParmModTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a parameter-modulation-table with default settings set. You can alter these settings to your needs before committing it to an FXStateChunk. The checkboxes for "Audio control signal (sidechain)", "LFO", "Link from MIDI or FX parameter" are unchecked and the fx-parameter is set to 1(the first parameter of the plugin). To enable and change them, you need to alter the following entries accordingly, or applying the ParmModTable has no effect: ParmModTable["AUDIOCONTROL"] - the checkbox for "Audio control signal (sidechain)" ParmModTable["LFO"] - the checkbox for "LFO" ParmModTable["PARMLINK"] - the checkbox for "Link from MIDI or FX parameter" ParmModTable["PARAM_NR"] - the index of the fx-parameter for which the parameter-modulation-table is intended The table's format and its default-values is as follows: |
| table ParmModTable | a ParmModTable with all settings set to Reaper's defaults |
^ IsValidParmModTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| checks, if a ParmModTable is a valid one Does not check, if the value-ranges are valid, only if the datatypes are correct and if certain combinations are valid! Use SLEM() to get error-messages who tell you, which entries are problematic. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, ParmModTable is a valid one; false, ParmModTable has errors(use SLEM() to get which one) |
| table ParmModTable | the table to check, if it's a valid ParmModTable |
^ AddParmMod_ParmModTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Takes a ParmModTable and adds with its values a new Parameter Modulation of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk. The expected table's format is as follows: This function does not check, if the values are within valid value-ranges, only if the datatypes are valid. returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk, where the ParameterModulation shall be added |
| string FXStateChunk | an FXStateChunk, of which you want to add the values of a specific parameter-modulation |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx, of which you want to add specific parameter-modulation-values |
| table ParmModTable | the table which holds all parameter-modulation-values to be added |
^ SetParmMod_ParmModTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Takes a ParmModTable and sets its values into a Parameter Modulation of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk. The expected table's format is as follows: This function does not check, if the values are within valid value-ranges, only if the datatypes are valid. Note: If you want to apply a ParmModulationTable from a bypass/wet-parameter to a non bypass/wet-parameter, you need to set ParmModTable["PARAM_TYPE"]="" or it will remove the parameter-modulation! Also note: set ParmModTable["PARAM_NR"] to choose the parameter-index, whose ParameterModulation shall be set. returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk, where the ParameterModulation had been set |
| string FXStateChunk | an FXStateChunk, of which you want to set the values of a specific parameter-modulation |
| integer fxindex | the index if the fx, of which you want to set specific parameter-modulation-values |
| table ParmModTable | the table which holds all parameter-modulation-values to be set |
^ DeleteParmModFromFXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes a parameter-modulation of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk retval altered returns false in case of an error |
| string altered_FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from which the |
| boolean altered | true, deleting was successful; false, deleting was unsuccessful |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk from which you want to delete a parameter-modulation of a specific fx |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx, whose parameter-modulations you want to delete |
| integer parmmodidx | the parameter-index, whose parameter-modulation you want to delete |
^ CountParmModFromFXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of parameter-modulations available for a specific fx in an FXStateChunk returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_parmmodulations | the number of parameter-modulations available for this fx within this FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk from which you want to count the parameter-modulations available for a specific fx |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx, whose number of parameter-modulations you want to know |
^ GetAllParmAliasNames_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all aliasnames of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk returns false in case of an error |
| integer count_aliasnames | the number of parameter-aliases found for this fx |
| array parameteridx | an array, which holds all parameter-index-numbers of all fx with parameter-aliasnames |
| array parameter_aliasnames | an array with all parameter-aliasnames found |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from which you want to get all Parm-Aliases |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, whose Parm-Aliases you want to get |
^ DeleteParmAlias2_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a ParmAlias-entry from an FXStateChunk. It's the PARMALIAS-entry Unlike DeleteParmAlias_FXStateChunk, this indexes aliasnames by parameter-index directly, not by number of already existing aliasnames. When in doubt, use this one. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if deletion was successful; false, if the function couldn't delete anything |
| string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, which you want to delete a ParmAlias from |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-delete-ParmAlias-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer parmidx | the id of the parameter, whose parmalias you want to delete; beginning with 1 |
^ GetParmAlias2_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a parameter-alias-setting of a specific parameter from an FXStateChunk An FXStateChunk holds all FX-plugin-settings for a specific MediaTrack or MediaItem. Parameter-aliases are only stored for MediaTracks. It is the PARMALIAS-entry Returns nil in case of an error or if no such aliasname has been found |
| integer parm_idx | the idx of the parameter; order is exactly like the order in the contextmenu of Parameter List -> Learn |
| string parm_aliasname | the alias-name of the parameter |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from which you want to retrieve the ParmAlias-settings |
| integer fxid | the fx, of which you want to get the parameter-alias-settings |
| integer parmidx | the id of the parameter whose aliasname you want to have, starting with 1 for the first |
^ InputFX_AddByNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds an FX as monitoring FX. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the index of the newly inserted fx or the index of the already existing fx; -1, in case of an error |
| string fxname | the name of the fx to be inserted |
| boolean always_new_instance | true, always add a new instance of the fx; false, only add if there's none yet |
^ InputFX_QueryFirstFXIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Queries the fx-index of the first inputfx with fxname returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer fxindex | the index of the queried fx; 1-based; -1, in case of an error |
| string fxname | the name of the fx to be queried |
^ InputFX_MoveFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves a monitoring-fx from an old to a new position returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, moving was successful; false, moving was unsuccessful |
| integer old_fxindex | the index of the input-fx to be moved; 1-based |
| integer new_fxindex | the new position of the input-fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_CopyFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Copies a monitoring-fx and inserts it at a new position returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the index of the inserted fx(in case of being different from new_fxindex); -1, in case of an error; 1-based |
| integer old_fxindex | the index of the input-fx to be copied; 1-based |
| integer new_fxindex | the position of the newly inserted input-fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_CopyFXFromTrackFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Copies a trackfx and inserts it as monitoring-fx at a certain position returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the index of the inserted fx(in case of being different from new_fxindex); -1, in case of an error; 1-based |
| MediaTrack track | the track from which you want to copy a trackfx |
| integer old_fxindex | the index of the track-fx to be copied; 1-based |
| integer new_fxindex | the position of the newly inserted input-fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_CopyFXToTrackFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Copies a monitoring-fx and inserts it as trackfx at a certain position returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the index of the inserted fx(in case of being different from new_fxindex); -1, in case of an error |
| integer old_fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx to be copied; 1-based |
| MediaTrack track | the track into which you want to insert the trackFX |
| integer new_fxindex | the position of the newly inserted track-fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_MoveFXFromTrackFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves a trackfx to monitoring-fx at a certain position returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the index of the inserted fx(in case of being different from new_fxindex); -1, in case of an error |
| MediaTrack track | the track from which you want to copy a trackfx to monitoring-fx |
| integer old_fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx to be moved; 1-based |
| integer new_fxindex | the position of the newly inserted input-fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_MoveFXToTrackFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| moves a monitoring-fx and inserts it as trackfx at a certain position returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the index of the inserted fx(in case of being different from new_fxindex); -1, in case of an error |
| integer old_fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx to be moved; 1-based |
| MediaTrack track | the track into which you want to insert the trackFX |
| integer new_fxindex | the position of the newly inserted track-fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_DeleteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| removes a certain monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, removing was successful; false, removing was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx to be deleted; 1-based |
^ InputFX_EndParamEditFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| moves a monitoring-fx and inserts it as trackfx at a certain position returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, unknown; false, unknown |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx |
| integer paramindex | the index of the parameter of the monitoring-fx |
^ InputFX_GetCountFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| counts the available monitoring-fx |
| integer monitoring_fx_count | the number of available monitoring-fx |
^ InputFX_GetChainVisibleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if the monitoring-fx-chain is visible and index of the currently visible monitoring-fx |
| boolean inputfx_chain_visible | true, fxchain is visible; false, fxchain is not visible |
| integer visible_inputfx | the index of the currently visible monitoring-fx; -1, if nothing is visible; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetEnabledFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if a certain monitoring-fx is enabled returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean inputfx_enabled | true, fx is enabled; false, fxchain is not enabled |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose enabled state you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetFloatingWindowFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the hwnd of a floating monitoring-fx-window returns nil in case of an error |
| HWND inputfx_floating_hwnd | the hwnd of the floating montitoring fx; nil, if not available |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose floating-monitoring-fx-hwnd you want to get; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetFXGUIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the guid of a monitoring-fx returns nil in case of an error |
| string fxguid | the guid of the monitoring-fx |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose guid you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetFXNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the name of a monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, monitoring fx exists; false, no such monitoring-fx exists |
| string fxname | the name of the monitoring-fx |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose name you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetNumParamsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of parameters of a monitoring-fx returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count_params | the number of parameters of the monitoring-fx |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose number of parameters you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetOfflineFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the offline-state of a monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean is_offline | true, fx is offline; false, fx is not offline |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose offline-state you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetOpenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if a monitoring-fx is open(currently visible) returns false in case of an error |
| boolean is_open | true, fx is visible; false, fx is not visible |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose visibility-state you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetPresetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the currently selected preset of a monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, fx exists; false, fx does not exist |
| string preset | the name of the currently selected preset; "", if no preset is selected |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose currently selected presetname-state you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetPresetIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the index of the currently selected preset of a monitoring-fx as well as the number of available presets returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer selected_preset | the index of the currently selected preset; 0, if no preset is selected |
| integer number_of_presets | the number of presets available |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose currently selected preset-index you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetUserPresetFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the filename of the presetfile, into which the preset's-settings are stored returns nil in case of an error |
| string preset_filename | the filename of the preset-file; nil, of not existing |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose preset's-filename you want to query; 1-based |
^ InputFX_NavigatePresetsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| switches the preset of a monitoring-fx through, relative from its current preset-index. You can move by multiple presets, so 1 moves one further, 2 moves 2 further, -3 moves 3 backwards. If you hit the first/last preset, it will go back to the last/first preset respectively. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, altering was successful; false, altering was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx, whose preset you want to switch through; 1-based |
| integer presetmove | positive, move forward by value of presetmove; negative, move backwards by value of presetmove |
^ InputFX_SetEnabledFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a monitoring-fx to enabled. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx which you want to disable/enable; 1-based |
| boolean enabled | true, enable the monitoring-fx; false, disable the monitoring-fx |
^ InputFX_SetOfflineFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a monitoring-fx to online/offline. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx which you want to set offline/online; 1-based |
| boolean offline | true, set the monitoring-fx offline; false, set the monitoring-fx online |
^ InputFX_SetOpenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a monitoring-fx visible of invisible If you change the index while open=true, the visible fx will change to the new one. Setting open=false closes the monitoring-fx-chain, open=true will open the monitoring-fx-chain if not visible yet. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx which you want to visible/invisible; 1-based |
| boolean open | true, set the monitoring-fx visible; false, set the monitoring-fx invisible |
^ InputFX_SetPresetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the preset of a monitoring-fx by presetname. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx of which you want to set the preset; 1-based |
| string presetname | the name of the preset, that you want to select |
^ InputFX_SetPresetByIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the preset of a monitoring-fx by preset-index. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx which you want to set the preset; 1-based |
| integer presetindex | the index of the preset, that you want to select; 0, for default; -1, for no preset; 1-based |
^ InputFX_ShowFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets visibility and floating-state of a monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx which you want to set the preset; 1-based |
| integer showflag | 0, for hidechain 1, for show chain(index valid) 2, for hide floating window(index valid) 3, for show floating window (index valid) |
^ InputFX_CopyFXToTakeFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| copies a monitoring-fx to a takeFX returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer dest_fx | the index of the inserted FX, just in case it differs; 1-based |
| integer src_fx | the index inputFX that shall be copied; 1-based |
| MediaItem_Take take | the take, into which you want to insert the fx as takeFX |
| integer dest_fx | the index, at which you want to insert the fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_CopyFXFromTakeFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| copies a takeFX to monitoringFX returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer dest_fx | the index of the inserted FX, just in case it differs; 1-based |
| MediaItem_Take take | the take, from which you want to copy the takeFX |
| integer src_fx | the index takeFX that shall be copied; 1-based |
| integer dest_fx | the index, at which you want to insert the fx into the monitoring FXChain; 1-based |
^ InputFX_MoveFXFromTakeFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| moves a takeFX to monitoringFX returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer dest_fx | the index of the inserted FX, just in case it differs; 1-based |
| MediaItem_Take take | the take, from which you want to move the takeFX |
| integer src_fx | the index takeFX that shall be movd; 1-based |
| integer dest_fx | the index, at which you want to insert the fx into the monitoring FXChain; 1-based |
^ InputFX_MoveFXToTakeFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| moves a monitoring-FX to a takeFX returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer dest_fx | the index of the inserted FX, just in case it differs; 1-based |
| integer src_fx | the index inputFX that shall be moved; 1-based |
| MediaItem_Take take | the take, into which you want to insert the fx as takeFX |
| integer dest_fx | the index, at which you want to insert the fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetFXChainFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Loads the FXStateChunk from the monitoring-fx-chain. |
| string FXStateChunk | the loaded FXStateChunk; nil, in case of an error |
| integer trackfx_or_takefx | 0, return the FXStateChunk as Track-FXStateChunk; 1, return the FXStateChunk as Take-FXStateChunk |
^ InputFX_SetFXChainFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts an FXStateChunk into the monitoring-fx-chain. Allows replacing it as well. This could potentially create hiccups in the audio-engine of Reaper. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk that shall be set as monitoring fx-chain |
| boolean replacefx | true, replace the current monitoring-fx-chain with the new one; false, only insert the new fx |
^ InputFX_FormatParamValueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| You can take a value and format it in the style of the used format of a specific parameter, like the frequency(to Hz), gain(to dB) with ReaEQ or bypass(normal, bypasses), wet with ReaTune, etc. Note: only works with FX that support Cockos VST extensions. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, formatting was successful; false, formatting was unsuccessful(no such fx, parameter, no support for Cockos VST extension |
| string formatted_value | the value in the format of the parameter; "", if not available |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose formatting-style you want to applied to value; 1-based |
| number value | the value you want to have formatted in the style of the parameter |
^ InputFX_FormatParamValueNormalizedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| You can take a value and format it in the style of the used format of a specific parameter, like the frequency(to Hz), gain(to dB) with ReaEQ or bypass(normal, bypasses), wet with ReaTune, etc. The value will be normalized. Note: only works with FX that support Cockos VST extensions. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, formatting was successful; false, formatting was unsuccessful(no such fx, parameter, no support for Cockos VST extension |
| string formatted_value | the value in the format of the parameter; "", if not available |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose formatting-style you want to applied to value; 1-based |
| number value | the value you want to have formatted in the style of the parameter |
^ InputFX_GetEQFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get the index of the first ReaEQ-instance in the monitoringFX, if available. Optionally add a new instance if ReaEQ isn't existing yet in the monitoring-fx-chain. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer index_of_reaeq | the index of the first instance of ReaEQ in the monitoringFX; 0, if no ReaEQ is in the monitoringFX; -1, in case of an error |
| boolean instantiate | true, add ReaEQ into monitoring-fx if not existing yet; false, don't add a ReaEQ-instance if not existing in monitoring-FXChain yet |
^ InputFX_GetFormattedParamValueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current value of the monitoring-fx's parameter in its formatted style. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, getting was successful; false, getting was unsuccessful |
| string formatted_value | the value of the formatted parameter; "", if not available |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose formatted value you want to get; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetIOSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the plugin-type and the input/output-pins available for an inputFX returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the plugin-type -1, no such plugin 0, VSTi 2, JSFX 3, VST 5, Mac AU 6, Video Processor |
| optional number inputPins | the number of input-pins available |
| optional number outputPins | the number of output-pins available |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetNamedConfigParmFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| gets plug-in specific named configuration value (returns true on success) of a monitoring-fx. Special values: 'pdc' returns PDC latency. 'in_pin_0' returns name of first input pin (if available), 'out_pin_0' returns name of first output pin (if available), etc. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, name is available; false, name is not available |
| string config_parm_name | the name of the config parameter |
| integer fxindex | the index of the fx; 1-based |
| string parmname | the value of the named config parm you want to get |
^ InputFX_GetParamFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the current, maximum and minimum value of a parameter of a monitoring-fx. returns nil in case of an error |
| number curval | the current value of the parameter |
| number minval | the minimum value of this parameter |
| number maxval | the maximum value of this parameter |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose value you want to retrieve; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetParameterStepSizesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the stepsizes of a parameter of a monitoring-fx. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, stepsize is available; false; stepsize is not available; nil, in case of an error |
| number step | the stepsize of this parameter |
| number smallstep | the stepsize of a small step of this parameter |
| number largestep | the stepsize of a large step of this parameter |
| boolean istoggle | true, this parameter is a toggle parameter; false, this parameter is not a togle parameter |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose values you want to retrieve; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetParamExFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the current, maximum, minimum and mid-value of a parameter of a monitoring-fx. returns nil in case of an error |
| number curval | the current value of the parameter |
| number minval | the minimum value of this parameter |
| number maxval | the maximum value of this parameter |
| number midval | the mid-value of this parameter |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose value you want to retrieve; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetParamNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the name of a parameter of a monitoring-fx. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, name can be returned; false, name cannot be returned |
| string paramname | the name of the parameter |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose name you want to retrieve; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetParamNormalizedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the value of a parameter of a monitoring-fx in a normalized state. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer normalized_value | the normalized version of the current value |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer paramindex | the parameter, whose normalized value you want to retrieve; 1-based |
^ InputFX_GetPinMappingsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the pinmappings as bitfield of a parameter of a monitoring-fx. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer pinmappings_Lo32Bit | a bitmask for the first 32 connectors, where each bit represents, if this pin is connected(1) or not(0) |
| integer pinmappings_Hi32Bit | a bitmask for the second 32 connectors, where each bit represents, if this pin is connected(1) or not(0) |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer isoutput | 0, for querying input pins; 1, for querying output pins |
| integer pin | the pin requested, like 0(left), 1(right), etc. |
^ InputFX_SetEQBandEnabledFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Enable or disable a ReaEQ band of a monitoring-fx. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer bandtype | the bandtype of the band to change; 0, lhipass 1, loshelf 2, band 3, notch 4, hishelf 5, lopass |
| integer bandidx | 0, first band matching bandtype; 1, 2nd band matching bandtype, etc. |
| boolean enable | true, enable band; false, disable band |
^ InputFX_SetEQParamFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an EQ-parameter of a ReaEQ-instance in monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer bandtype | the bandtype of the band to change; 0, lhipass 1, loshelf 2, band 3, notch 4, hishelf 5, lopass |
| integer bandidx | 0, first band matching bandtype; 1, 2nd band matching bandtype, etc. |
| integer paramtype | 0, freq; 1, gain; 2, Q |
| number val | the new value for the paramtype of a bandidx |
| boolean isnorm | true, value is normalized; false, value is not normalized |
^ InputFX_SetParamFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a new value of a parameter of a monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| index parameterindex | the index of the parameter to be set; 1-based |
| number val | the new value to set |
^ InputFX_SetParamNormalizedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a new value as normalized of a parameter of a monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| index parameterindex | the index of the parameter to be set; 1-based |
| number val | the new value to set |
^ InputFX_SetPinMappingsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the pinmappings as bitfield of a parameter of a monitoring-fx. returns false in case of an error or if unsupported (not all types of plug-ins support this capability) |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer isoutput | 0, for querying input pins; 1, for querying output pins |
| integer pin | the pin requested, like 0(left), 1(right), etc. |
| integer pinmappings_Lo32Bit | a bitmask for the first 32 connectors, where each bit represents, if this pin is connected(1) or not(0) |
| integer pinmappings_Hi32Bit | a bitmask for the second 32 connectors, where each bit represents, if this pin is connected(1) or not(0) |
^ InputFX_GetEQBandEnabledFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the enable or disable-state of a ReaEQ band of a monitoring-fx. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean enabled | true, band is enabled; false, band is disabled |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer bandtype | the bandtype of the band to change; 0, lhipass 1, loshelf 2, band 3, notch 4, hishelf 5, lopass |
| integer bandidx | 0, first band matching bandtype; 1, 2nd band matching bandtype, etc. |
^ InputFX_GetEQParamFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the states and values of an EQ-parameter of a ReaEQ-instance in monitoring-fx returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a ReaEQ-instance; false, is not a ReaEQ-instance or in case of an error |
| integer bandtype | the bandtype of the band to change; -1, master gain 0, lhipass 1, loshelf 2, band 3, notch 4, hishelf 5, lopass |
| integer bandidx | 0, first band matching bandtype; 1, 2nd band matching bandtype, etc. |
| number paramtype | 0, freq; 1, gain; 2, Q |
| number normval | the normalized value |
| integer fxindex | the index of the monitoring-fx; 1-based |
| integer paramidx | the parameter whose eq-states you want to retrieve; 1-based |
^ GetFocusedFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the focused FX |
| integer retval | 0, if no FX window has focus 1, if a track FX window has focus or was the last focused and still open 2, if an item FX window has focus or was the last focused and still open |
| integer tracknumber | tracknumber; 0, master track; 1, track 1; etc. |
| integer fxidx | the index of the FX; 1-based |
| integer itemnumber | -1, if it's a track-fx; 1 and higher, the mediaitem-number |
| integer takeidx | -1, if it's a track-fx; 1 and higher, the take-number |
| MediaTrack track | the MediaTrack-object |
| optional MediaItem item | the MediaItem, if take-fx |
| optional MediaItemTake take | the MediaItem-Take, if take-fx |
^ GetLastTouchedFXFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the last touched FX Note: Does not return last touched monitoring-FX! |
| boolean retval | true, valid FX; false, no valid FX |
| integer sourcetype | 0, takeFX; 1, trackFX |
| integer track_take_number | the track or takenumber(see sourcetype-retval); 1-based |
| integer fxnumber | the number of the fx; 1-based |
| integer paramnumber | the number of the parameter; 1-based |
| integer takeID | the number of the take; 1-based; -1, if takeFX |
| optional MediaTrack track | the track of the TrackFX |
| optional MediaItemTake take | the take of the TakeFX |
^ GetFXComment_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the fx-comment of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk will return "" if no comment exists returns nil in case of an error |
| string comment | the comment as stored for this specific fx; "", if no comment exists |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from whose fx you want to return a specific fx-comment |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose comment you want to return |
^ SetFXComment_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets an fx-comment of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk Set to "" to remove the comment returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new comment |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new comment |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose comment you want to set |
| string NewComment | the new comment; "", to remove the currently set comment; newlines are allowed |
^ CountFXFromFXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| count the number of fx available in an FXStateChunk returns nil in case of an error |
| integer count_of_fx | the number of fx within the FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk in which you want to count the fx |
^ GetTrackFXCommentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the comment of a track-fx returns nil in case of an error |
| string comment | the comment of a track-fx |
| MediaTrack track | the mediatrack, of which you want to request a trackfx's comment |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, whose comment you want to have |
^ GetTakeFXCommentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the comment of a take-fx returns nil in case of an error |
| string comment | the comment of a track-fx |
| MediaItem item | the mediaitem, whose takefx-comment you want to request |
| integer take_id | the id of the take, whose takefx-comment you want to request |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, whose comment you want to have |
^ InputFX_GetCommentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the comment of an input-fx returns nil in case of an error |
| string comment | the comment of a track-fx |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, whose comment you want to have |
^ SetTrackFXCommentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the comment of a track-fx Note: you need to switch fxchain off/on or change the shown fx for the new comment to be displayed in Reaper's UI returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| MediaTrack track | the mediatrack, of which you want to set a trackfx's comment |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, whose comment you want to set |
| string Comment | the new comment |
^ SetTakeFXCommentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the comment of a take-fx returns nil in case of an error |
| string comment | the comment of a track-fx |
| MediaItem item | the mediaitem, whose takefx-comment you want to set |
| integer take_id | the id of the take, whose takefx-comment you want to set |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, whose comment you want to set |
| string Comment | the new Comment for this takefx |
^ SplitStringAtLineFeedToArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Splits the string unsplitstring at linefeed/tabs/control characters and puts each of these splitpieces into an array, each splitpiece one array-entry. The linefeeds will not(!) be returned in the array's entries. Returns the number of entries in the array, as well as the array itself If there are no control characters or linefeeds in the string, the array will have only one entry with unsplitstring in it. returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer count | number of entries in the split_string-array |
| array split_string | an array with all the individual "postsplit"-pieces of the string |
| string unsplitstring | the string, that shall be split at LineFeed/Tabs/Control Characters. Nil is not allowed. |
^ CountCharacterInStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts, how often character appears in checkstring and returns the count, as well as a array an with the position-numbers. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer count | the number of occurences of character in checkstring |
| array positions | the positionnumbers of the character in checkstring |
| string checkstring | the string to check search through |
| string character | the character to search for. Only single characters are allowed. Controlcodes like \n \t count as single character. Case sensitive. |
^ IsValidMatchingPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if patstring is a valid pattern-matching-string |
| boolean retval | true, patstring is a valid pattern-matching-string; false, patstring isn't a valid pattern-matching-string |
| string patstring | the string to check for, if it's a valid pattern-matching-string |
^ CSV2IndividualLinesAsArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| convert a csv-string to an array of the individual values. If separator cannot be found, it'll return the original string returns nil in case or error |
| integer count | the number of entries |
| array individual_values | all values, each in an individual array-position |
| string csv_line | a string as a csv, with all values included and separated by parameter separator |
| string separator | the separator, that separates the individual entries; use nil for commas; separators will be removed from the final strings! |
^ RoundNumberFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a rounded value of the parameter number. %.5 and higher rounds up, lower than %.5 round down. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer retval | the rounded number |
| number num | the floatingpoint number, you'd like to have rounded. |
^ GetPartialStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the part of a filename-string between sep1 and sep2 returns nil if it doesn't work, no sep1 or sep2 exist |
| string partial_string | the partial string between sep1 and sep2 |
| string str | string to be processed |
| string sep1 | separator on the "left" side of the partial string |
| string sep2 | separator on the "right" side of the partial string |
^ Notes2CSVFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the project's notes and returns it as a CSV. |
| string csv_retval | the project notes, returned as a csv-string; entries separated by a comma |
^ CSV2LineFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts a string of csv-values into a string with all values and without the ,-separators returns nil in case of error |
| string values | all values in one string |
^ IsItemInTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| checks, whether a given item is part of the track tracknumber returns true, if the itemIDX is part of track tracknumber, false if not, nil if no such itemIDX or Tracknumber available |
| boolean retval | true, if item is in track, false if item isn't in track |
| integer itemIDX | the number of the item to check of |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track to check in, with 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc. |
^ CheckActionCommandIDFormatFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether an action command id is a valid commandid(which is a number) or a valid _action_command_id (which is a string with an _underscore in the beginning). Does not check, whether this action_command_id is a useable one, only if it's "syntax" is correct! returns falsein case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, valid action_command_id; false, not a valid action_command_id |
| actioncommand_id | the ActionCommandID you want to check; either a number or an action_command_id with an underscore at the beginning |
^ CheckActionCommandIDFormat2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether an action command id is a valid commandid(which is a number) or a valid _action_command_id (which is a string with an _underscore in the beginning). Unlike CheckActionCommandIDFormat, this checks whether an action-command-id-string is an actual registered one(case sensitive!). returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, valid action_command_id; false, not a valid action_command_id |
| actioncommand_id | the ActionCommandID you want to check; either a number or an action_command_id with an underscore at the beginning |
^ ToggleStateActionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles state of an action using the actioncommand_id(instead of the CommandID-number) returns current state of the action after toggling or -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | state if the action, after it has been toggled |
| integer section | the section of the action(see ShowActionlist-dialog) 0 - Main 100 - Main (alt recording) 32060 - MIDI Editor 32061 - MIDI Event List Editor 32062 - MIDI Inline Editor 32063 - Media Explorer |
| string actioncommand_id | the ActionCommandID of the action to toggle |
| integer state | toggle-state 0, off &1, on/checked in menus &2, on/grayed out in menus &16, on/bullet in front of the entry in menus -1, NA because the action does not have on/off states. |
^ RefreshToolbar_ActionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Refreshes a toolbarbutton with an ActionCommandID(instead of the CommandID-number) returns -1 in case of error |
| integer section | section 0 - Main 100 - Main (alt recording) 32060 - MIDI Editor 32061 - MIDI Event List Editor 32062 - MIDI Inline Editor 32063 - Media Explorer |
| string actioncommand_id | ActionCommandID of the action, associated with the toolbarbutton |
^ ToggleStateButtonFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles state and refreshes the button of an actioncommand_id returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, toggling worked; false, toggling didn't work |
| integer section | the section of the action(see ShowActionlist-dialog) 0 - Main 100 - Main (alt recording) 32060 - MIDI Editor 32061 - MIDI Event List Editor 32062 - MIDI Inline Editor 32063 - Media Explorer |
| string actioncommand_id | the ActionCommandID of the action to toggle |
| integer state | 1 or 0 |
^ SecondsToTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts timeposition in seconds(pos) to a timestring (h)hh:mm:ss.mss returns nil in case of error |
| string time_string | timestring in (h)hh:mm:ss.mss |
| number pos | timeposition in seconds |
^ TimeToSecondsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts a timestring days:hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds to timeposition in seconds it is ok, to have only some of the last ones given, so i.e. excluding days and hours is ok. Though excluding values inbetween does not work! A single integer in timestring will be seen as seconds. To only specifiy milliseconds in particular, start the number with a . all other values are separated by : returns -1 in case of error, timestring is a nil or if you try to add an additional value, added before days does not check for valid timeranges, so 61 minutes is possible to give, even if hours are present in the string |
| number position | the converted position |
| string timestring | a string like: days:hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds , i.e. 1:16:27:50.098 |
^ SecondsToTimeString_hh_mm_ss_mssFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts the parameter time into a timestring of the format hh:mm:ss.mss Valid timeranges are from 0 to 359999.99 seconds(about 99 hours). returns -1 in case of error |
| string timestring | the converted timestring. It will always follow the format hh:mm:ss.mss and fill up digits with zeros, if necessary. |
| number time | the time in seconds to be converted into the timestring |
^ TimeStringToSeconds_hh_mm_ss_mssFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts the parameter timestring of the format hh:mm:ss.mss into seconds The timestring must follow strictly this format, or the function returns -1 as result. returns -1 in case of error |
| number time | the time in seconds to be converted into the timestring, -1 in case of an error |
| string timestring | the converted timestring. It must always follow the format hh:mm:ss.mss. Fill up digits with zeros, if necessary. |
^ CountPatternInStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the count and an array with all positions of searchstring in sourcestring. |
| integer count | the number of appearances of searchstring in sourcestring |
| array positions | an array with count-entries, where every entry contains the position of searchstring in sourcestring |
| string sourcestring | the string, you want to search through |
| string searchstring | the string, you want to search for in sourcestring |
| boolean non_case_sensitive | true, the search does not care about case-sensitivity; false, case of searchstring will be kept |
^ OpenURLFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens the URI with the standard-browser installed in your system. returns -1 in case of an error |
| string url | the url to be opened in the browser; will check for :// in it for validity! |
^ CountEntriesInTable_MainFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts the number of entries in an indexed table. Will only count the entries from the main-table, not it's subtables. If you want to know the number of subtables, this function returns a table that includes all subtables found in the main-table, as well as the number of found subtables. Returns -1 if table isn't a valid table |
| integer count | the number of entries in the table |
| table subtables | if an entry of table has a table as value, that table-value will be included in this subtables-table(for recursive counting-usecases) |
| integer count_of_subtables | the number of entries in the subtables-table |
| table table | the table, whose entries you want to count |
^ CompareArraysFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Compares Array using parameter CompareArray2 and returns an array with all entries in CompareArray2, that are not in Array. The comparable arrays must be indexed by integer-numbers. Returns nil in case of an error |
| table diff_array | an array with all entries from CompareArray2, that are not in Array |
| table Array | the reference-array |
| table CompareArray2 | the array you want to check against Array; all entries in CompareArray2 that are not in Array will be returned |
^ GetOSFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns operating system and if it's a 64bit/32bit-operating system. |
| string operating_system | the operating system used; usually "Win", "Mac" or "Other"(e.g. when Linux is used) |
| integer bits | the number of bits of the operating-system. Either 32 or 64 bit. |
^ IsOS_WindowsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the current operating system is windows |
| boolean is_windows | true, if the operating-system is windows; false if not |
| integer bits | the number of bits of the operating-system. Either 32 or 64 bit; nil if is_win==false |
^ IsOS_MacFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the current operating system is mac-osx |
| boolean is_mac | true, if the operating-system is mac-osx; false if not |
| integer bits | the number of bits of the operating-system. Either 32 or 64 bit.; nil if is_mac=false |
^ IsOS_OtherFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the current operating system is neither mac or win |
| boolean is_other | true, if the operating-system is neither mac or win; false if not |
| integer bits | the number of bits of the operating-system. Either 32 or 64 bit.; nil if is_other=false |
^ GetReaperAppVersionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns operating system and if it's a 64bit/32bit-operating system. |
| integer majorversion | the majorversion of Reaper. Can be used for comparisions like "if version<5 then ... end". |
| integer subversion | the subversion of Reaper. Can be used for comparisions like "if subversion<96 then ... end". |
| string bits | the number of bits of the reaper-app |
| string operating_system | the operating system, either "Win", "OSX" or "Other" |
| boolean portable | true, if it's a portable installation; false, if it isn't a portable installation |
| optional string betaversion | if you use a pre-release of Reaper, this contains the beta-version, like "rc9" or "+dev0423" or "pre6" |
^ LimitFractionOfFloatFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| limits the fraction of a float-number to a specific length of fraction(digits). You can also choose to round the value or not. returns nil in case of error |
| number altered_number | the altered number with the new fraction-length. Will be equal to parameter number, if number was integer or fraction less digits than length_of_fraction |
| number number | the number, whose fraction shall be limited |
| integer length_of_fraction | the number of digits in the fraction |
^ GetAllEntriesFromTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets an iterable version of table. Good for analysing unknown tables. Returns the number of entries, a table(array) with the datatypes of each entry and the table with all it's entries in the same order as in the foundtypes-table. This doesn't treat table recursivley, means: each "Subtable" within the table is treated as one entry of the type "table". That means, that these tables must be analysed themselves in an extra step! A[1]=1 A[2][1]=2 A[2][2]=3.4 will return two(!) entries, the first being of type "integer", the second being of type "table". Next step would be to run use this function to analyse A[2] as well, which would result in two entries: the first being of type "integer" and the second of type "float", etc. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer count | the number of table-entries found |
| table foundtypes | a table, with count-entries, each entry having the type of each entry in the returned_table as string. The types can be "nil", "integer", "float", "string", "boolean", "table", "function", "thread", "userdata" |
| table returned_table | an iterable version of table. The type of each entry can be found in the accompanying entry of foundtypes the format is returned_table[indexnr][1] - indexname/number of the original table-entry returned_table[indexnr][2] - the value of the original table-entry the indexnr is 1 to count, while [indexnr][1] is the indexnr of the original-table-entry, which might be a string, functionname or something else as well |
| table table | the table to get the individual entries from |
^ APIExistsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if a certain function/variable exists in ultraschall. returns false if nothing has been found |
| boolean retval | true, if element exists; false if it doesn't exist |
| string functionname | the name of the function to check for; only the functionname without ultraschall. ! |
^ IsValidGuidFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if guid is a valid guid. Can also be used for strings, that contain a guid somewhere in them(strict=false) A valid guid is a string that follows the following pattern: {........-....-....-....-............} where . is a hexadecimal value(0-F) Returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, guid is/contains a valid guid; false, guid isn't/does not contain a valid guid |
| string guid | the guid to check for validity |
| boolean strict | true, guid must only be the valid guid; false, guid must contain a valid guid somewhere in it(means, can contain trailing or preceding characters) |
^ SetGuidExtStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets an extension-state using a given guid. Good for storing additional metadata of objects like MediaTracks, MediaItems, MediaItem_Takes, etc(everything, that has a guid). The state can be saved as either global extension state or "local" extension-project-state(in the currently opened project) The guid can have additional text, but must contain a valid guid somewhere in it! A valid guid is a string that follows the following pattern: {........-....-....-....-............} where . is a hexadecimal value(0-F) Returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | the idx of the extstate(if a project extension state); 1, successful(with extension states), -1, unsuccessful |
| string guid | the guid of the object, for whom you want to store a key/value-pair; can have additional characters before and after the guid, but must contain a valid guid! |
| string key | the key for this guid |
| string value | the value to store into the key/value-store |
| integer savelocation | 0, store as project extension state(into the currently opened project); 1, store as global extension state(when persist=true, into reaper-extstate.ini in the resourcesfolder) |
| boolean overwrite | true, overwrite a previous given value; false, don't overwrite, if a value exists already |
| boolean persists | true, make extension state persistent(available after Reaper-restart); false, don't make it persistent; Only with global extension states |
^ SetBitfieldFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Alters an integer-bitfield. Returns nil in case of error, like invalid bit-values |
| integer new_integer_bitfield | the newly altered bitfield |
| integer integer_bitfield | the old integer-bitfield that you want to alter |
| boolean set_to | true, set the bits to 1; false, set the bits to 0; nil, toggle the bits |
| integer bit1..n | one or more parameters, that include the bitvalues toset/unset/toggle with 1 for the first bit; 2 for the second, 4 for the third, 8 for the fourth, etc |
^ PreventCreatingUndoPointFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Prevents creation of an Undo-point. Only useful in non-defer-scripts. |
^ SetIntConfigVar_BitfieldFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Alters an integer-bitfield stored by a ConfigVariable. Returns false in case of error, like invalid bit-values, etc |
| boolean retval | true, if altering was successful; false, if not successful |
| integer new_integer_bitfield | the newly altered bitfield |
| string configvar | the config-variable, that is stored as an integer-bitfield, that you want to alter. |
| boolean set_to | true, set the bits to 1; false, set the bits to 0; nil, toggle the bits |
| integer bit1..n | one or more parameters, that include the bitvalues toset/unset/toggle with 1 for the first bit; 2 for the second, 4 for the third, 8 for the fourth, etc |
^ MakeCopyOfTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates a true copy of a table(not only references). adapted from Tyler Neylon's function, found at Stack Overflow Returns nil if table isn't a valid table |
| table table_copy | the true copy of the table; nil in case of error |
| table table | the table to create a copy from. |
^ ConvertStringToAscii_ArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a string into it's individual characters and numerical-representation as a table and after that returns its number of table-entries and the table. Returns -1 if string isn't a valid string |
| integer length | the number of characters in the string/entries in the returned table byte_array |
| table byte_array | the ByteArray as a table, with the format ByteArray[idx][1]="A" -- the byte itself ByteArray[idx][2]=65 -- the numerical representation of the byte |
| string string | the string to be converted |
^ CompareStringWithAsciiValuesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Compares a string with a number of byte-values(like ASCII-values). Bytevalues can be either decimal and hexadecimal. -1, if you want to skip checking of a specific position in string. Returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, if check was successful; false, if not successful |
| integer errorposition | if retval is false, this will contain the position in string, where the checking failed; nil, if retval is true |
| string string | the string to check against the bytevalues |
| integer bytevalue_1..n | one or more parameters, that include the bytevalues to check against the accompanying byte in string; -1, if you want to skip check for that position |
^ ReturnsMinusOneInCaseOfError_ArzalaFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | returns -1 in case of error |
^ CountLinesInStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts the lines in a string. It counts them by counting \n-newlines(not carriage returns!) Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_lines | number of lines of the string |
| string String | the string to count the lines of |
^ ReturnTypeOfReaperObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the type of a Reaper-object. |
| string objecttype | the type of the parameter of object the following types can be returned: ReaProject, MediaTrack, MediaItem, MediaItem_Take, TrackEnvelope, PCM_source, None |
| Reaperobject object | a Reaper-object of the following types: ReaProject, MediaTrack, MediaItem, MediaItem_Take, TrackEnvelope, PCM_source returns None if the object isn't a valid Reaper-object |
^ IsObjectValidReaperObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| checks, if object is a valid Reaper-object. It also returns the type of that Reaper-object. |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid Reaper-object; false, if not |
| string objecttype | the type of the parameter of object the following types can be returned: ReaProject, MediaTrack, MediaItem, MediaItem_Take, TrackEnvelope, PCM_source, None |
| Reaperobject object | a Reaper-object of the following types: ReaProject, MediaTrack, MediaItem, MediaItem_Take, TrackEnvelope, PCM_source returns None if the object isn't a valid Reaper-object |
^ KeepTableEntriesOfTypeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes all entries from worktable, that are not of the datatype as given by keeptype. returns nil in case of error |
| table alteredtable | the table, that contains only the entries of the type as given by parameter keeptype |
| table worktable | the unaltered source-table for processing |
| string keeptype | the type that shall remain in table allowed are boolean, integer, float, number, table, string, userdata, thread, ReaProject, MediaTrack, MediaItem, MediaItem_Take, TrackEnvelope, PCM_source |
^ RemoveTableEntriesOfTypeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes all entries from worktable, that are of the datatype as given by removetype. returns nil in case of error |
| table alteredtable | the table, that contains only the entries that are nt of the type as given by parameter removetype |
| table worktable | the unaltered source-table for processing |
| string removetype | the type that shall be removed from table allowed are boolean, integer, float, number, table, string, userdata, ReaProject, MediaTrack, MediaItem, MediaItem_Take, TrackEnvelope, PCM_source |
^ IsItemInTrack3Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether a MediaItem is in any of the tracks, given by trackstring. see IsItemInTrack to use itemidx instead of the MediaItem-object. see IsItemInTrack2 to check against only one track. returns nil in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, if item is in track; false, if not |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers, separated by commas; 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, of which you want to know the track is is placed in |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers, separated by commas; 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc |
^ AddIntToCharFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds/subtracts int to/from the numeric representation of character. It will return the new character. It will not(!) include "overflows" into the adding/subtraction. That said, if you want to add a value resulting in a character above ASCII-code 255, it will fail! Returns nil in case of an error |
| string new_character | the new character, after parameter int has been added/subtracted from/to character |
| string character | the character, onto which you want to add/subtract parameter int; only single character allowed |
| integer int | the value, that you want to add to the numerical representation of parameter character |
^ MakeFunctionUndoableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Run the function Func and create an undopoint for this function. You can also give an UndoMessage and a flag for Reaper to use. All parameters needed by Func follow after parameter Flag, as if it would be the normal parameters. This should make creating undo-points much much easier... Note: Reaper will use the undo-point only for functions, who do "undo"-able things. If you don't have something of that kind(no creating a track or something), Reaper will not create an undo-point. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, undoing was successful; false, undoing wasn't successful |
| string current_UndoMessage | the current UndoMessage for the last action done by Reaper. Use this so see, if getting an undo-point was successful |
| retvals_1 ... retvals_2 | the returnvalues, as returned by function Func |
| function Func | the function, that you want to create an undo-point for |
| string UndoMessage | the undo-message to be displayed by Reaper in the Undo-history |
| integer Flag | you can set a flag, if you want, for this undo-point |
| Func_parameters_1, ... Func_parameters_n | the parameters, as needed by the function Func; will be given to Func as provided by you |
^ ReturnTableAsIndividualValuesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the first 64 entries of an numerical-indexed table as returnvalues |
| retval1 ... retval64 | the values from Table returned |
| table Table | the table, whose values you want to return. It will only return values with index 1...64! |
^ typeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the type of the object. Supported types are Lua's own datatypes as well as Reaper's own datatypes. Due API-limitations, SWS-specific datatypes are not supported in this function! |
| string type_of_object | the type of the object; the following are valid: nil, number: integer, number: float, boolean, string, function, table, thread, userdata, ReaProject, MediaItem, MediaItem_Take, MediaTrack, TrackEnvelope, AudioAccessor, joystick_device, PCM_source userdata will be shown, if object isn't of any known type |
| optional boolean isnumber | true, if object is a number(either integer or number) |
| identifier object | the object, whose type you want to know |
^ ConcatIntegerIndexedTablesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Concatenates the entries of two tables into one table. The entries of each table must be indexed by integers The new table still has the same references as the old table, means: if you remove the old tables/entries in the old tables, the concatenated table/accompanying entries will loose elements. To get a "true"-concatenated copy, you should first create new copies of the tables, using MakeCopyOfTable. |
| integer numentries | the number of entries in the new table |
| array concatenated_table | the new concatenated table |
| array table1 | the first table to be concatenated; the entries must be indexed by integer-numbers! |
| array table2 | the second table to be concatenated; the entries must be indexed by integer-numbers! |
^ ReverseTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| reversed the order of the entries of a table, means, the last entry will become the first, the first become the last, etc. The table must be indexed by integers. Returns nil if table isn't a valid table |
| table reversed_table | the resulting table with the reversed order of all entries |
| integer entry_count | the number of entries in the reversed_table |
| table table | the table, whose entries you want to reverse |
^ GetDuplicatesFromArraysFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the duplicates and the originals(entries only in one of the arrays) of two arrays. It will also return the number of entries. This works only on arrays with integer-indexed entries; index must start with index 1! returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer duplicate_count | the number of entries in both arrays |
| array duplicate_array | the entries in both arrays |
| integer originalscount_array1 | the number of entries only in array1 |
| array originals_array1 | the entries that are only existing in array1 |
| integer originalscount_array2 | the number of entries only in array2 |
| array originals_array2 | the entries that are only existing in array2 |
| array array1 | the first array to check for duplicates and "original"-entries |
| array array2 | the second array to check for duplicates and "original"-entries |
^ GetScriptFilenameFromActionCommandIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the filename with path of a script, associated to a ReaScript. Command-ID-numbers do not work! returns false in case of an error |
| string scriptfilename_with_path | the scriptfilename with path associated with this ActionCommandID |
| string Path | the path to set as new current working directory |
^ CombineBytesToIntegerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Combines the Byte-values Byte_1 to Byte_n into one integer. That means, if you give 4 values, it will return a 32bit-integer(4*8Bits). Negative values will use the maximum possible value of that byte minus the bits. In Byte_1, -2 will be 255-1=254, in Byte 2, -2 will be 65280-256=65024. Use bitoffset to define, from which bit on you want to combine the values. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the combined integer |
| integer bitoffset | if you want to start combining the values from a certain bitoffset-onwards, set the offset here; use 0 to start with the first bit. |
| integer Byte_1 | a bytevalue that you want to combine into one |
| optional integer Byte_2 | a bytevalue that you want to combine into one |
^ SplitIntegerIntoBytesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Splits a 32-bit-integer-value into four bytes. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer Byte1 | the first eight bits of the integer-value as a Byte |
| integer Byte2 | the second eight bits of the integer-value as a Byte |
| integer Byte3 | the third eight bits of the integer-value as a Byte |
| integer Byte4 | the fourth eight bits of the integer-value as a Byte |
| integer integeroffset | the integer-value that you want to split into individual bytes |
^ GetReaperScriptPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns path to Reaper's script-folder |
| string reaper_script_path | the path of the scripts-folder of Reaper |
^ GetReaperColorThemesPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns path to Reaper's color-theme-folder |
| string reaper_colorthemes_path | the path of the color-theme-folder of Reaper |
^ GetReaperJSFXPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns path to Reaper's JSFX-plugin-folder |
| string reaper_jsfx_path | the path of the JSFX-plugin-folder of Reaper |
^ GetReaperWebRCPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns path to the Web-RC-folder for Reaper as well as for the user-webrc-pages. |
| string reaper_script_path | the path of the JSFX-plugin-folder of Reaper |
^ CycleTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Cycles the entries by offset. Offset can be positive(cycle forward) or negative(cycle negative). The number also tells the function, by how many entries the table shall be cycled, with 1 for one entry, 2 for 2 entries, etc. Entries "falling out" of one side(top or bottom) of the table will be readded on the other side. returns nil in case of error |
| table new_table | the altered table |
| table the_table | the table to cycle through |
| integer offset | the offset, by which to cycle the entries through; positive, cycle entries forward; negative, cycle entries backward |
^ SplitStringAtNULLBytesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Splits splitstring into individual string at NULL-Bytes. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of found strings |
| array split_strings | the found strings put into an array |
| string splitstring | the string with NULL-Bytes(\0) into it, that you want to split |
^ RunBackgroundHelperFeaturesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Starts background-scripts supplied with the Ultraschall-API, like: - a script for getting the last edit-cursor-position before the current one -> GetLastCursorPosition() - a script for getting the last playstate before the current one -> GetLastPlayState() - a script for getting the last loopstate before the current one -> GetLastLoopState() |
| boolean switch_on | true, start the background-scripts/start unstarted background-helper-scripts; false, stop all background-helper-scripts |
^ Main_OnCommandByFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Runs a command by a filename. It internally registers the file temporarily as command, runs it and unregisters it again. This is especially helpful, when you want to run a command for sure without possible command-id-number-problems. It returns a unique script-identifier for this script, which can be used to communicate with this script-instance. The started script gets its script-identifier using GetScriptIdentifier. You can use this script-identifier e.g. as extstate. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if running it was successful; false, if not |
| string script_identifier | a unique script-identifier, which can be used as extstate to communicate with the started scriptinstance |
| string filename | the name and path of the scriptfile to run |
| string ... | parameters that shall be passed over to the script |
^ MIDI_OnCommandByFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Runs a command by a filename in the MIDI-editor-context. It internally registers the file temporarily as command, runs it and unregisters it again. This is especially helpful, when you want to run a command for sure without possible command-id-number-problems. It returns a unique script-identifier for this script, which can be used to communicate with this script-instance. The started script gets its script-identifier using GetScriptIdentifier. You can use this script-identifier e.g. as extstate. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if running it was successful; false, if not |
| string script_identifier | a unique script-identifier, which can be used as extstate to communicate with the started scriptinstance |
| HWND Midi_EditorHWND | the window-handler of the MIDI-editor, in which to run the script; nil, for the last active MIDI-editor |
| string filename | the name plus path of the scriptfile to run |
| string ... | parameters, that shall be passed over to the script |
^ GetScriptParametersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the parameters stored for a specific script_identifier. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer num_params | the number of parameters available |
| array params | the values of the parameters as an array |
| string caller_script_identifier | the scriptidentifier of the script, that set the parameters |
| optional string script_identifier | the script-identifier, whose parameters you want to retrieve; use nil, to get the parameters stored for the current script |
| optional boolean remove | true or nil, remove the stored parameter-extstates; false, keep them for later retrieval |
^ SetScriptParametersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the parameters stored for a specific script_identifier. |
| boolean retval | true, storing was successful |
| string script_identifier | the script_identifier, whose parameters have been set |
| string script_identifier | the script-identifier, whose parameters you want to retrieve; use nil, to set the parameters stored for the current script |
| string ... | the parameters you want to set; there can be more than one, but they must be strings |
^ GetScriptReturnvaluesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the return-values which a specific sender_script_identifier sent to the current script. If you have started numerous child-scripts and want to know, which child-script sent you return-values, see GetScriptReturnvalues_Sender returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer num_retvals | the number of return-values available |
| array params | the values of the return-values as an array |
| string sender_script_identifier | the script-identifier, that sent the return-values to your script |
| optional boolean remove | true or nil, remove the stored retval-extstates; false, keep them for later retrieval |
^ SetScriptReturnvaluesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Send return-values back to the script, that has a specific script_identifier. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, storing was successful; false, there was an error |
| string script_identifier | the script-identifier of the script-instance, to where you want to send the returnvalues |
| string ... | the returnvalues you want to set; there can be more than one, but they must be strings |
^ GetScriptReturnvalues_SenderFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Retrieves, which scripts sent returnvalues to the current script. |
| integer count | the number of scripts, who have left returnvalues for the current script |
| array retval_sender | the ScriptIdentifier of the scripts, who returned values |
^ Base64_EncoderFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a string into a Base64-Encoded string. Currently, only standard Base64-encoding is supported. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string encoded_string | the encoded string |
| string source_string | the string that you want to convert into Base64 |
| optional integer base64_type | the Base64-decoding-style nil or 0, for standard default Base64-encoding |
| optional integer remove_newlines | 1, removes \n-newlines(including \r-carriage return) from the string 2, replaces \n-newlines(including \r-carriage return) from the string with a single space |
| optional integer remove_tabs | 1, removes \t-tabs from the string 2, replaces \t-tabs from the string with a single space |
^ Base64_DecoderFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a Base64-encoded string into a normal string. Currently, only standard Base64-encoding is supported. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string decoded_string | the decoded string |
| string source_string | the Base64-encoded string |
| optional integer base64_type | the Base64-decoding-style nil or 0, for standard default Base64-encoding |
^ StateChunkLayouterFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Layouts StateChunks as returned by GetTrackStateChunk or GetItemStateChunk into a format that resembles the formatting-rules of an rpp-file. This is very helpful, when parsing such a statechunk, as you can now use the number of spaces used for intendation as help parsing. Usually, every new element, that starts with < will be followed by none or more lines, that have two spaces added in the beginning. Example of a MediaItemStateChunk(I use . to display the needed spaces in the beginning of each line): This function will not check, if you've passed a valid statechunk! returns nil in case of an error |
| string layouted_statechunk | the statechunk, that is now layouted to the rules of rpp-projectfiles |
| string statechunk | a statechunk, that you want to layout properly |
^ ReverseEndianess_ByteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| reverses the endianess of a byte and returns this as value. The parameter byte must be between 0 and 255! returns nil in case of an error |
| integer newbyte | the endianess-reversed byte |
| integer byte | the integer whose endianess you want to reverse |
^ ConvertIntegerToBitsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts an integer-value(up to 64 bits) into it's individual bits and returns it as comma-separated csv-string as well as a table with 64 entries. returns nil in case of an error |
| string bitvals_csv | a comma-separated csv-string of all bitvalues, with bit 1 coming first and bit 32 coming last |
| table bitvalues | a 64-entry table, where each entry contains the bit-value of integer; first entry for bit 1, 64th entry for bit 64 |
| integer integer | the integer-number to separated into it's individual bits |
^ ConvertBitsToIntegerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts a table with all bitvalues into it's integer-representation. each table-entry holds either a 1 or a 0; with index 1 being the first (for 1), index 2 for the second (for 2), index 3 for the third (for 4), index 4 for the fourth(for 8), etc returns nil in case of an error |
| integer integer | the integer-number converted from the integer-entries |
| table bitvalues | a table, where each entry contains the bit-value of integer; first entry for bit 1, 64th entry for bit 64, etc |
^ GetSetIntConfigVarFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets an integer-bitfield of an integer-configvariable. Pass to it a varname, if it shall be set or gotten from and up to 32 parameters who specify, if that bit shall be set(true) or not(false) or the currently set value shall be used(nil) See Reaper_Config_Variables.html for more details on config-variables in Reaper. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, getting/setting the config-var was successful; false, it wasn't successful |
| integer config_var_value | the new/current value of the configuration-variable |
| string varname | the name of the config-variable |
| boolean set | true, set this config-var; false, don't set it |
| optional boolean bit1 | true, set this bit; false, don't set this bit; nil, use the currently set value true, set this bit; false, don't set this bit; nil, use the currently set value |
| optional boolean bit32 | true, set this bit; false, don't set this bit; nil, use the currently set value |
^ GetScriptIdentifierFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| The Ultraschall-API gives any script, that uses the API, a unique identifier generated when the script is run. This identifier can be used to communicate with this script. If you start numerous instances of a script, it will create for each instance its own script-identifier, so you can be sure, that you communicate with the right instance. The identifier is of the format "ScriptIdentifier:scriptfilename-{XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX}.ext", where the {}-part is a guid and ext either .lua .py or .eel Defer1 to Defer20 make use of this to stop a running defer-loop from the outside of a deferred-script. |
| string script_identifier | a unique script-identifier for this script-instance, of the format: ScriptIdentifier: scriptfilename-guid |
^ ReplacePartOfStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| replaces a part of a string with a second string Returns nil in case of an error |
| string replaced_string | the altered string |
| string originalstring | the originalstring, in which you want to insert the string |
| string insertstring | the string that shall be inserted |
| integer offset | the position, at which to insert the string; it is the position BEFORE the position at which to insert, so if you want to replace the 25th character, offset is 24! |
| optional integer length | the length of the part of the originalstring that shall be replaced, counted from offset. 0 or nil for simple insertion. |
^ SearchStringInStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Searches for the string searchstring in fullstring. Keep in mind: Umlauts may produce multibyte-values. Therefore, the returned offsets might be confusing. returns -1 in case of error, 0 if string wasn't found |
| integer count | the number of found occurences of searchstring in fullstring |
| array posarray | an array that contains the positions, where searchstring was found within fullstring |
| string fullstring | the string to be searched through |
| string searchstring | the string to search for within fullstring |
^ MKVOL2DBFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts an MKVOL-value into a dB-value. MKVOL-values are used by the routing-functions for HWOut/AUXSendReceive, specifically for their volume-value as these can't be converted using Reaper's own DB2SLIDER or SLIDER2DB, so this function should help you. This function is an adapted one from the function provided in Plugins/reaper_www_root/main.js See DB2MKVOL to convert a dB-value into it's MKVOL-representation returns nil in case of an error |
| number db_value | the dB-value, converted from the MKVOL-value; minimum -144dB |
| number mkvol_value | the mkvol_value, that you want to convert into dB |
^ DB2MKVOLFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts an dB-value into a MKVOL-value. MKVOL-values are used by the routing-functions for HWOut/AUXSendReceive, specifically for their volume-value as these can't be converted using Reaper's own DB2SLIDER or SLIDER2DB, so this function should help you. See MKVOL2DB to convert a MKVOL-value into it's dB-representation returns nil in case of an error |
| number mkvol_value | the mkvol-value, converted from the dB-value |
| number db_value | the dB-value, that you want to convert into the MKVOL-value; minimum is -144dB |
^ ConvertIntegerIntoString2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Splits numerous integers into its individual bytes and converts them into a string-representation. Maximum 32bit-integers are supported. Returns nil in case of an error. |
| string converted_value | the string-representation of the integer |
| integer Size | the maximum size of the integer to convert, 1(8 bit) to 4(32 bit) |
| integer integervalue_1 | the first integer value to convert from |
| integer integervalue_n | the last integer value to convert from |
^ ConvertStringToIntegersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a string into its integer-representation. Allows you to set the size of the integers between 1 Byte and 8 Bytes(64 bits). Returns -1 in case of an error. |
| integer num_integers | the number of integers converted from this string |
| array individual_integers | the individual integers, as converted from the original string |
| string String | the string to convert into its integer representation |
| integer Size | the size of the integers. 1 for 8 bits, 2 for 16 bits, ..., 8 for 64 bits |
^ SetScriptIdentifier_DescriptionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| The Ultraschall-API gives any script, that uses the API, a unique identifier generated when the script is run. This identifier can be used to communicate with this script. If you start numerous instances of a script, it will create for each instance its own script-identifier, so you can be sure, that you communicate with the right instance. With this function, you can set its description, that is less cryptic than the ScriptIdentifier itself. You can get it using GetScriptIdentifier_Description. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of an error |
| string description | the new description of your script |
^ GetScriptIdentifier_DescriptionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| The Ultraschall-API gives any script, that uses the API, a unique identifier generated when the script is run. This identifier can be used to communicate with this script. If you start numerous instances of a script, it will create for each instance its own script-identifier, so you can be sure, that you communicate with the right instance. With this function, you can get its description, that is less cryptic than the ScriptIdentifier itself. You can set it using SetScriptIdentifier_Description. |
| string script_identifier_description | the description of your script |
^ SetScriptIdentifier_TitleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| The Ultraschall-API gives any script, that uses the API, a unique identifier generated when the script is run. This identifier can be used to communicate with this script. If you start numerous instances of a script, it will create for each instance its own script-identifier, so you can be sure, that you communicate with the right instance. With this function, you can set its title, that is less cryptic than the ScriptIdentifier itself. No \n-newlines, \r-carriag returns or \0-nullbytes are allowed and will be removed You can get it using GetScriptIdentifier_Title. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of an error |
| string title | the new title of your script |
^ GetScriptIdentifier_TitleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| The Ultraschall-API gives any script, that uses the API, a unique identifier generated when the script is run. This identifier can be used to communicate with this script. If you start numerous instances of a script, it will create for each instance its own script-identifier, so you can be sure, that you communicate with the right instance. With this function, you can get its description, that is less cryptic than the ScriptIdentifier itself. Default is the script's filename. You can set it using SetScriptIdentifier_Title. |
| string script_identifier_title | the title of your script; default is the filename of the script |
^ ResetProgressBarFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Resets the initial-values of the progressbar. Should be called, if you want to start a new progressbar after you filled up the former one, or you may have update-issues. |
^ PrintProgressBarFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Calculate a simple progressbar, which can be optionally displayed in the ReaScript console; Will clear the console before displaying the next updated progressbar. Will update it only, if the current-value of last time this function got called is different from the current one or toptext or bottomtext changed. You can also use the returnvalues to draw your own progressbar, e.g. in a gfx.init-window If you need to calculate a new progressbar, after the former got to 100%, it is wise to call ResetProgressBar, or it might not update the first time you call this function. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, displaying was successful; false, displaying wasn't successful |
| string ProgressString | the progressbar including its full statuses and layout |
| integer percentage | the progression of the progressbar in percent |
| integer progress_position | the current progress-position, relative to length and maximumvalue |
| boolean show | true, show progressbar in the ReaScript-console; false, don't show it there |
| integer length | the length of the progressbar in characters. Minimum is 10. |
| integer maximumvalue | the maximum integer-value, to which to count; minimum 1 |
| integer currentvalue | the current integer-value, at which we are with counting, minimum 0 |
| boolean percentage | true, show percentage in progressbar; false, show only progressbar |
| integer offset | an offset to be added before the progressbar, so you can indent it |
| optional string toptext | an optional string, that shall be displayed above the progressbar |
| optional string bottomtext | an optional string, that shall be displayed below the progressbar |
^ StoreFunctionInExtStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stores a function into an extstate. You can store it's debug-information as well. To load the function again, use LoadFunctionFromExtState Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| string section | the sectionname of the extstate |
| string key | the keyname of the extstate |
| function func | the function, that you want to store |
| boolean debug | true, store debug-values as well; false, don't store the debug-values as well |
^ LoadFunctionFromExtStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Loads a function from an extstate, if it has been stored in there before. The extstate must contain a valid function. If something else is stored, the loaded "function" might crash Lua! To store the function, use StoreFunctionInExtState Returns false in case of an error |
| function func | the stored function, that you want to (re-)load |
| string section | the sectionname of the extstate |
| string key | the keyname of the extstate |
^ ConvertHex2AsciiFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts a hexstring into an ascii-string. Will combine two hexvalues into one byte, until the whole string is converted. See ConvertAscii2Hex to convert a string into its HEX-representation. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string ascii_string | the converted string |
| string hexstring | the original string with only hexadecimal numbers |
^ ConvertAscii2HexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| converts an ascii-string into a hexstring. See ConvertHex2Ascii to convert a HEX-string into its normal string-representation. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string hexstring | the original string with only hexadecimal numbers |
| string ascii_string | the converted string |
^ get_action_context_MediaItemDiffFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the currently clicked MediaItem, Take as well as the difference of position, end, length and startoffset since last time calling this function. Good for implementing ripple-drag/editing-functions, whose position depends on changes in the currently clicked MediaItem. Repeatedly call this (e.g. in a defer-cycle) to get all changes made, during dragging position, length or offset of the MediaItem underneath mousecursor. This function takes into account the size of the start/end-drag-mousecursor, that means: if mouse-position is within 3 pixels before start/after end of the item, it will get the correct MediaItem. This is a workaround, as the mouse-cursor changes to dragging and can still affect the MediaItem, even though the mouse at this position isn't above a MediaItem anymore. To be more strict, set exlude_mousecursorsize to true. That means, it will only detect MediaItems directly beneath the mousecursor. If the mouse isn't above a MediaItem, this function will ignore it, even if the mouse could still affect the MediaItem. If you don't understand, what that means: simply omit exlude_mousecursorsize, which should work in almost all use-cases. If it doesn't work as you want, try setting it to true and see, whether it works now. |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem at the current mouse-position; nil if not found |
| MediaItem_Take MediaItem_Take | the MediaItem_Take underneath the mouse-cursor |
| MediaItem MediaItem_unlocked | if the MediaItem isn't locked, you'll get a MediaItem here. If it is locked, this retval is nil |
| boolean Item_moved | true, the item was moved; false, only a part(either start or end or offset) of the item was moved |
| number StartDiffTime | if the start of the item changed, this is the difference; positive, the start of the item has been changed towards the end of the project negative, the start of the item has been changed towards the start of the project 0, no changes to the itemstart-position at all |
| number EndDiffTime | if the end of the item changed, this is the difference; positive, the end of the item has been changed towards the end of the project negative, the end of the item has been changed towards the start of the project 0, no changes to the itemend-position at all |
| number LengthDiffTime | if the length of the item changed, this is the difference; positive, the length is longer negative, the length is shorter 0, no changes to the length of the item |
| number OffsetDiffTime | if the offset of the item-take has changed, this is the difference; positive, the offset has been changed towards the start of the project negative, the offset has been changed towards the end of the project 0, no changes to the offset of the item-take Note: this is the offset of the take underneath the mousecursor, which might not be the same size, as the MediaItem itself! So changes to the offset maybe changes within the MediaItem or the start of the MediaItem! This could be important, if you want to affect other items with rippling. |
| optional boolean exlude_mousecursorsize | false or nil, get the item underneath, when it can be affected by the mouse-cursor(dragging etc): when in doubt, use this true, get the item underneath the mousecursor only, when mouse is strictly above the item, which means: this ignores the item when mouse is not above it, even if the mouse could affect the item |
| optional integer x | nil, use the current x-mouseposition; otherwise the x-position in pixels |
| optional integer y | nil, use the current y-mouseposition; otherwise the y-position in pixels |
^ GetAllActionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all actions and accompanying attributes from a specific section as a handy table The table is of the following format: actiontable[index]["commandid"] - the command-id-number of the action actiontable[index]["actioncommandid"] - the action-command-id-string of the action, if it's a named command(usually scripts or extensions), otherwise empty string actiontable[index]["name"] - the name of command actiontable[index]["scriptfilename"] - the filename+path of a command, that is a ReaScript, otherwise empty string actiontable[index]["termination"] - the termination-state of the action -1 - not available 4 - Dialogwindow appears(Terminate, New Instance, Abort), if another instance of a given script is started, that's already running 260 - always Terminate All(!) Instances, if you try to run another instance of a script, that's already running. When no instance is running, it simply starts the script. 516 - always start a New Instance of the script, that's already running actiontable[index]["consolidate"] - the consolidate-state of custom actions; 1 consolidate undo points, 2 show in Actions-Menu, 3 consolidate undo points AND show in Actions Menu; -1, if not available actiontable[index]["actiontype"] - the type of the action; "native action", "extension action", "custom action", "script" returns -1 in case of an error. |
| integer number_of_actions | the number of actions found; -1 in case of an error |
| table actiontable | a table, which holds all attributes of an action(see description for more details) |
| integer sections | the section, whose actions you want to retrieve 0, Main=0 1, invisible actions(shown but not runnable actions) 100, Main (alt recording) 32060, MIDI Editor=32060 32061, MIDI Event List Editor 32062, MIDI Inline Editor 32063, Media Explorer=32063 |
^ IsWithinTimeRangeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if time is between(including) start and stop. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, time is between start and stop; false, it isn't |
| number time | the time in seconds, to check for |
| number start | the starttime in seconds, within to check for |
| number stop | the endtime in seconds, within to check for |
^ MediaExplorer_OnCommandFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| runs a Media Explorer-associated action. Note: Can only run Reaper's native actions currently(all actions having a number as actioncommandid), not scripts! returns false if Media Explorer is closed |
| boolean retval | true, could update run the action in the Media Explorer; false, couldn't run it |
^ UpdateMediaExplorerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| updates the listview of the Media Explorer. returns false if Media Explorer is closed |
| boolean retval | true, could update the listview of the Media Explorer; false, couldn't update the listview |
^ FindPatternsInStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Finds all occurrences of matching-patterns in a string. You can sort them optionally. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count_found_items | the number of found items in the string; -1, in case of an error |
| array found_items | all occurrences found in the string as an array |
| string SourceString | the source-string to search for all occurences |
| string pattern | the matching-pattern, with which to search for in the string |
| boolean sort_after_finding | true, sorts the entries; false, doesn't sort the entries |
^ RunLuaSourceCodeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| runs the Lua-code stored in the parameter code Does not check for validity and syntaxerrors in the code! You can also add new callable functions that way. Just put function-declarations in the parameter code. For instance from the following code: code=function main() reaper.MB("I'm only run, when my parent function main is called", "", 0) end reaper.MB("I'm run immediately", "", 0)" when called by ultraschall.RunLuaSourceCode(code) only the line reaper.MB("I'm run immediately", "", 0) will be run immediately. If you want to run the function main as well, you need to explicitly call it with main() returns false in case of an error; nil, in case of an syntax/lua-error in the code itself |
| boolean retval | true, code was run successfully; false, code wasn't successfully; nil, code had an error in it, probably syntax error |
| string code | the code, that you want to execute; you can also add new functions that way |
^ Main_OnCommand_LuaCodeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Runs LuaCode as new temporary script-instance. It internally registers the code as a file temporarily as command, runs it and unregisters it again. This is especially helpful, when you want to run a command for sure without possible command-id-number-problems. It returns a unique script-identifier for this script, which can be used to communicate with this script-instance. The started script gets its script-identifier using GetScriptIdentifier. You can use this script-identifier e.g. as extstate. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if running it was successful; false, if not |
| string script_identifier | a unique script-identifier, which can be used as extstate to communicate with the started code |
| string Code | the Lua-code, which shall be run; will not be checked vor validity! |
| string ... | parameters that shall be passed over to the script |
^ ReplacePatternInStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Replaces the index'th occurrence of pattern in OriginalString with replacepattern. Unlike string.gsub, this replaces only the selected pattern! returns nil, false in case of an error |
| string altered_string | the altered string, where the n'th occurence of the pattern has been replaced |
| boolean replaced | true, there has been a replacement; false, no replacement has happened |
| string OriginalString | the string, from which you want to replace a specific occurence of a matching pattern |
| string pattern | the pattern to look for |
| string replacestring | the string, which shall replace the found pattern |
| integer index | the number of found occurence of the pattern in the string, which shall be replaced |
^ ConvertFunction_ToBase64StringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a function into a BASE64-string. To load a function from a BASE64-string, use ConvertFunction_FromBase64String Returns nil in case of an error |
| string BASE64_functionstring | the function, stored as BASE64-string |
| function to_convert_function | the function, that you want to convert |
| boolean debug | true, store debug-information as well; false, only store function |
^ ConvertFunction_FromBase64StringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Loads a function from a BASE64-string. To convert a function into a BASE64-string, use ConvertFunction_ToBase64String Returns nil in case of an error |
| function func | the loaded function |
| string BASE64_functionstring | the function, stored as BASE64-string |
^ ConvertFunction_ToHexStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a function into a HEX-string. To load a function from a HEX-string, use ConvertFunction_FromHexString Returns nil in case of an error |
| string HEX_functionstring | the function, stored as HEX-string |
| function to_convert_function | the function, that you want to convert |
| boolean debug | true, store debug-information as well; false, only store function |
^ ConvertFunction_FromHexStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Loads a function from a HEX-string. To convert a function into a HEX-string, use ConvertFunction_ToHexString Returns nil in case of an error |
| function func | the loaded function |
| string HEX_functionstring | the function, stored as HEX-string |
^ Benchmark_GetStartTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| This function is for benchmarking parts of your code. It returns the starttime of the last benchmark-start. returns nil, if no benchmark has been made yet. Use Benchmark_MeasureTime to start/reset a new benchmark-measureing. |
| number starttime | the starttime of the currently running benchmark |
| optional integer slot | the slot, whose starttime you want to get |
^ Benchmark_GetAllStartTimesAndSlotsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| This function is for benchmarking parts of your code. It returns a table with all starttimes of all current benchmark-measurings. The index of the table reflects the slots. Use Benchmark_MeasureTime to start/reset a new benchmark-measureing. |
| table starttime_slots | a table with all starttimes of all current benchmark-measurings, where the index reflects the slots |
^ Benchmark_MeasureTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| This function is for benchmarking parts of your code. It returns the passed time, since last time calling this function. Use Benchmark_GetStartTime to start the benchmark. |
| number elapsed_time | the elapsed time in seconds |
| string elapsed_time_string | the elapsed time, formatted by parameter time_mode |
| string measure_evaluation | an evaluation of time, mostly starting with < or > an a number of + 0, no time passed >, for elapsed times greater than 1, the following + will show the number of integer digits; example: 12.927 -> ">++" <, for elapsed times smaller than 1, the following + will show the number of zeros+1 in the fraction, until the first non-zero-digit appears; example: 0.0063 -> "<+++" |
| optional integer time_mode | the formatting of elapsed_time_string 0=time 1=measures.beats + time 2=measures.beats 3=seconds 4=samples 5=h:m:s:f |
| optional boolean reset | true, resets the starttime(for new measuring); false, keeps current measure-starttime(for continuing measuring) |
| optional integer slot | if you want to have multiple benchmark-measures at the same time, you can store them in different slots. means, you can measure in slot 1 and slot 2, where you can occasionally reset slot 1 while having continuous measuring in slot 2. this allows you to measure the execution time of the whole script(slot 2) and certain parts of the script on individual basis(slot 1). you can use as many slots, as you want. nil, default slot is 0 |
^ TimeToMeasuresFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| a function which converts a time into current projects time-measures only useful, when there are no tempo-changes in the project returns nil in case of an error |
| number measure | the measures, that parameter time needs to be reflected |
| ReaProject project | ReaProject to use the timesignature-settings from |
| number time | in seconds, the time to convert into a time-measurment, which can be used in config-variable "prerollmeas" |
^ Create2DTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| creates a 2-dimensional table with x-lines and y-rows, of which all entries are indexable right away. It also has two additional fields ["x"] and ["y"] who hold the x and y-dimensions of the table you've set for later reference. returns nil in case of an error |
| table 2dtable | the 2d-table you've created |
| integer maxx | the number of rows in the table(x-dimension) |
| integer maxy | the number of lines in the table(y-dimension) |
| optional anytype defval | the default-value to set in each field, can be any type |
^ Create3DTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| creates a 3-dimensional table with x-lines and y-rows and z-depths, of which all entries are indexable right away. It also has two additional fields ["x"], ["y"] and ["z"] who hold the x, y and z-dimensions of the table you've set for later reference. returns nil in case of an error |
| table 3dtable | the 3d-table you've created |
| integer maxx | the number of rows in the table(x-dimension) |
| integer maxy | the number of lines in the table(y-dimension) |
| integer maxz | the number of depths in the table(z-dimension) |
| optional anytype defval | the default-value to set in each field, can be any type |
^ CreateMultiDimTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| creates a multidimensional table It also adds additional fields ["dimension1"] to ["dimension10"] who hold the number of available entries in this dimension for later reference. It supports up to 10 dimensions. Note: the more dimensions, the more memory you need and the longer it takes to create the table. returns nil in case of an error |
| table multidimtable | the multidimensional-table you've created |
| optional anytype defval | the default-value to set in each field, can be any type; set to nil to keep empty |
| integer dimension1 | the number of entries in the first dimension of the table |
| integer dimension2 | the number of entries in the second dimension of the table |
| integer dimensionN | the number of entries in the n'th dimension of the table |
^ ResizePNGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| resizes a png-file. It will stretch/shrink the picture by that. That means you can't crop or enhance pngs with this function. If you set aspectratio=true, then the image will be resized with correct aspect-ratio. However, it will use the value from parameter width as maximum size for each side of the picture. So if the height of the png is bigger than the width, the height will get the size and width will be shrinked accordingly. When making pngs bigger, pixelation will occur. No pixel-filtering within this function! returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, resizing was successful; false, resizing was unsuccessful |
| string filename_with_path | the png-file, that you want to resize |
| string outputfilename_with_path | the output-file, where to store the resized png |
| boolean aspectratio | true, keep aspect-ratio(use size of param width as base); false, don't keep aspect-ratio |
| integer width | the width of the newly created png in pixels |
| integer height | the height of the newly created png in pixels |
^ CaptureScreenAreaAsPNGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| captures an area of the screen and writes it as png-file. Note for Mac-users: it doesn't seem to work under certain circumstances, which are still under investigation. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, capturing was successful; false, capturing was unsuccessful |
| string filename_with_path | the filename with path of the png-file to write |
| integer x | the x-position of the area to capture |
| integer y | the y-position of the area to capture |
| integer w | the width of the area to capture |
| integer h | the height of the area to capture |
^ CaptureWindowAsPNGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| captures a window and stores it as png-file. Note for Windows-users with no Windows 10: Keep in mind, that even if you choose a dedicated window, if it's located behind other windows, these might be captured as well. Note for Mac-users: it doesn't seem to work under certain circumstances, which are still under investigation. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, capturing was successful; false, capturing was unsuccessful |
| identifier window_or_windowtitle | either a hwnd or the exact windowtitle of the window, which you want to capture |
| string filename_with_path | the filename with path of the output-file |
| integer x | the x-position within the window to capture; nil, to use the left side of the window |
| integer y | the y-position within the window to capture; nil, to use the top side of the window |
| integer w | the width of the capture-area; nil, to use the width of the window |
| integer h | the height of the capture-area; nil, to use the height of the window |
| boolean win10 | true, use the workaround for invisible window-borders on windows 10; false, just capture the window |
^ ResizeJPGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| resizes a jpg-file. It will stretch/shrink the picture by that. That means you can't crop or enhance jpgs with this function. If you set aspectratio=true, then the image will be resized with correct aspect-ratio. However, it will use the value from parameter width as maximum size for each side of the picture. So if the height of the jpgis bigger than the width, the height will get the size and width will be shrinked accordingly. When making jpg bigger, pixelation will occur. No pixel-filtering within this function! returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, resizing was successful; false, resizing was unsuccessful |
| string filename_with_path | the jpg-file, that you want to resize |
| string outputfilename_with_path | the output-file, where to store the resized jpg |
| boolean aspectratio | true, keep aspect-ratio(use size of param width as base); false, don't keep aspect-ratio |
| integer width | the width of the newly created jpg in pixels |
| integer height | the height of the newly created jpg in pixels |
| integer quality | the quality of the jpg in percent; 1 to 100 |
^ ConvertPNG2JPGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a png to a jpg-imagefile. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, converting was successful; false, converting was unsuccessful |
| string filename_with_path | the png-file, that you want to convert into jpg |
| string outputfilename_with_path | the output-file, where to store the jpg |
| integer quality | the quality of the jpg in percent; 1 to 100 |
^ ConvertJPG2PNGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a jpg to a png-imagefile. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, converting was successful; false, converting was unsuccessful |
| string filename_with_path | the jpg-file, that you want to store as png |
| string outputfilename_with_path | the output-file, where to store the png-file |
^ Localize_UseFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the localize-file and the section to use in the localize-file. If file cannot be found, the function will also look into resource-path/LangPack/ as well to find it. The file is of the format: ;comment ;another comment [section] original text=translated text More Text with\nNewlines and %s - substitution=Translated Text with\nNewlines and %s - substitution A third\=example with escaped equal\=in it = translated text with escaped\=equaltext see specs for more information. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, translation-file has been found and set successfully; false, translation-file hasn't been found |
| string filename | the filename with path to the translationfile; if no path is given, it will look in resource-folder/LangPack for the translation-file |
| string section | the section of the translation-file, from which to read the translated strings |
| string language | the language, which will be put after filename and before extension, like mylangpack_de.USLangPack; us, usenglish es, spanish fr, french de, german jp, japanese etc |
^ LocalizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Translates the string original_string into its translated version, as stored in a translation-file. To set a translationfile, see Localize_UseFile. If the string contains %s, the optional parameters "..." will replace them. The order of the parameters is the order of the replacement of the %s in the string. If no translation is available, it returns the original string. In that case, %s in the string could be replaced by optional parameters ... This function can be used with or without ultraschall. at the beginning, for your convenience. see specs for more information. returns nil in case of an error |
| string translated_string | the translated string; will be the original_string(with optional substitution), if translation is not possible |
| boolean retval | true, translation-was successful; false, translation wasn't successful |
| string original_string | the original string, that you want to translate optional parameters, who will be used to substitute %s in the returned string; order of the optional parameters reflects order of %s in the string |
^ Localize_RefreshFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Reloads the translation-file, that has been set using Localize_UseFile. see specs for more information. |
| boolean retval | true, translation-file has been found and set successfully; false, translation-file hasn't been found |
^ AddNormalMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a normal marker. Returns the index of the marker as marker_number. Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer marker_number | the overall-marker-index, can be used for reaper's own marker-management functions |
| string guid | the guid, associated with this marker |
| number position | position in seconds. |
| integer shown_number | the number, that will be shown within Reaper. Can be multiple times. Use -1 to let Reaper decide the number. |
| string markertitle | the title of the marker. |
^ AddPodRangeRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a region, which shows the time-range from the beginning to the end of the podcast. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer marker_number | the overall-marker-index, can be used for reaper's own marker-management functions |
| string guid | the guid of the PodRangeRegion |
| number startposition | begin of the podcast in seconds |
| number endposition | end of the podcast in seconds |
^ GetMarkerByNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get all markers/regions that have a certain name. This function is not case-sensitive. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count_markers | the number of found markers/regions |
| array foundmarkers | an array with all marker/region-numbers of the found markers; counts only regions or markers(depending on parameter searchisrgn); markernumbers are 0-based |
| array found_guids | the guids of all markers/regions found |
| string searchname | the name to look for; must be exact; not case-sensitive |
| boolean searchisrgn | true, search only within regions; false, search only within markers |
^ GetMarkerByName_PatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get all markers/regions that have a certain character-sequence in their name. This function is not case-sensitive. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count_markers | the number of found markers/regions |
| array foundmarkers | an array with all marker/region-numbers of the found markers; counts only regions or markers(depending on parameter searchisrgn) |
| array foundguids | the guids of all found markers/regions |
| string searchname | the name to look for; a character-sequence that shall be part of the name; not case-sensitive |
| boolean searchisrgn | true, search only within regions; false, search only within markers |
^ GetMarkerAndRegionsByIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the values of a certain marker/region. The numbering of idx is either only for the markers or for regions, depending on what you set with parameter searchisrgn. returns nil in case of an error |
| string name | the name of the marker/region |
| integer markrgnindexnumber | the shown number of the marker/region |
| integer color | the color-value of the marker/region |
| number pos | the position of the marker/region |
| optional number rgnend | the end of the region |
| string guid | the guid of the marker/region; if it's a marker, the retval rgnend will be nil! |
| integer idx | the number of the requested marker/region; counts only within either markers or regions, depending on what you've set searchisrgn to; 1-based! |
| boolean searchisrgn | true, search only within regions; false, search only within markers |
^ SetMarkerByIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the values of a certain marker/region. The numbering of idx is either only for the markers or for regions, depending on what you set with parameter searchisrgn. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting the marker/region was successful; false, setting of the marker/region was unsuccessful. |
| integer idx | the number of the requested marker/region; counts only within either markers or regions, depending on what you've set searchisrgn to |
| boolean searchisrgn | true, search only within regions; false, search only within markers |
| integer shown_number | the shown-number of the region/marker; no duplicate numbers for regions allowed; nil to keep previous shown_number |
| number position | the position of the marker/region in seconds; nil to keep previous position |
| position rgnend | the end of the region in seconds; nil to keep previous region-end |
| string name | the name of the marker/region; nil to keep the previous name |
| integer color | color should be 0 to not change, or ColorToNative(r,g,b)|0x1000000; nil to keep the previous color |
| integer flags | flags&1 to clear name; 0, keep it; nil to use the previous setting |
^ AddEditMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds an Edit marker. Returns the index of the marker as marker_number. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer marker_number | the overall-marker-index, can be used for reaper's own marker-management functions |
| string guid | the guid, associated with this marker |
| number position | position in seconds. |
| integer shown_number | the number, that will be shown within Reaper. Can be multiple times. Use -1 to let Reaper decide the number. |
| string edittitle | the title of the edit-marker; will be shown as _Edit:edittitle |
^ CountNormalMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts all normal markers. Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). |
| integer number_of_markers | number of normal markers |
^ CountEditMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts all edit-markers. |
| integer number_of_edit_markers | number of edit markers |
^ GetPodRangeRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the start_position and the end_position of the PodRangeRegion. returns -1 if no PodRangeRegion exists |
| number start_position | beginning of the podrangeregion, that marks the beginning of the podcast |
| number end_position | end of the podrangeregion, that marks the end of the podcast |
| string guid | the guid associated with this marker |
^ EnumerateNormalMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get the data of a normal marker. Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). Returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retnumber | overallmarker/regionnumber of marker beginning with 1 for the first marker; ignore the order of first,second,etc creation of markers but counts from position 00:00:00 to end of project. So if you created a marker at position 00:00:00 and move the first created marker to the end of the timeline, it will be the last one, NOT the first one in the retval! For use with reaper's own marker-functions. |
| integer retidxnum | indexnumber of the marker |
| number position | the position of the marker |
| string markertitle | the name of the marker |
| string guid | the guid of the enumerated marker |
| integer number | number of the marker(normal markers only). Refer ultraschall.CountNormalMarkers for getting the number of normal markers. |
^ EnumerateEditMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the data of an edit marker. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retnumber | overallmarker/regionnumber of marker beginning with 1 for the first marker; ignore the order of first,second,etc creation of markers but counts from position 00:00:00 to end of project. So if you created a marker at position 00:00:00 and move the first created marker to the end of the timeline, it will be the last one, NOT the first one in the retval! For use with reaper's own marker-functions. |
| integer shown_number | indexnumber of the marker |
| number position | the position of the marker |
| string edittitle | the name of the marker |
| string guid | the guid of the editmarker |
| integer edit_index | number of the edit-marker. Refer ultraschall.CountEditMarkers for getting the number of edit-markers. |
^ GetAllEditMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of editmarkers and an array with each editmarker in the format: editmarkersarray[index][0] - position editmarkersarray[index][1] - name editmarkersarray[index][2] - idx editmarkersarray[index][3] - guid |
| integer number_of_editmarkers | the number of editmarkers returned |
| array editmarkersarray | an array with all the edit-markers of the project |
^ GetAllNormalMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of normalmarkers and an array with each normalmarker in the format: normalmarkersarray[index][0] - position normalmarkersarray[index][1] - name normalmarkersarray[index][2] - idx of the marker within all markers in project normalmarkersarray[index][3] - the shown index number of the marker normalmarkersarray[index][4] - the guid of the marker Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). |
| integer number_of_normalmarkers | the number of normalmarkers returned |
| array normalmarkersarray | an array, that holds all normal markers of the project |
^ GetAllMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| To get all Markers in the project(normal, edit, chapter), regardless of their category. Doesn't return regions! returns the number of markers and an array with each marker in the format: markersarray[index][0] - position markersarray[index][1] - name markersarray[index][2] - indexnumber of the marker within all markers in the project markersarray[index][3] - the shown index-number markersarray[index][4] - the color of the marker markersarray[index][5] - the guid of the marker |
| integer number_of_allmarkers | the number of markers returned |
| array allmarkersarray | an array, that holds all markers(not regions!) of the project |
^ SetNormalMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets values of a normal Marker(no _Chapter:, _Shownote:, etc). Returns true if successful and false if not(i.e. marker doesn't exist) Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true if successful and false if not(i.e. marker doesn't exist) |
| integer number | the number of the normal marker |
| number position | position of the marker in seconds |
| integer shown_number | the number of the marker |
| string markertitle | title of the marker |
^ SetEditMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets values of an Edit Marker. Returns true if successful and false if not(i.e. marker doesn't exist) returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true if successful and false if not(i.e. marker doesn't exist) |
| integer edit_index | the number of the edit marker |
| number position | position of the marker in seconds |
| integer shown_number | the number of the marker |
| string markertitle | title of the marker |
^ SetPodRangeRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets "_PodRange:"-Region returns -1 if it fails. |
| integer retval | number of the region, -1 if it fails |
| number startposition | begin of the podcast in seconds |
| number endposition | end of the podcast in seconds |
^ DeletePodRangeRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes the PodRange-Region. Returns false if unsuccessful |
| boolean retval | true, if deleting was successful; false, if not |
^ DeleteNormalMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a Normal-Marker. Returns true if successful and false if not(i.e. marker doesn't exist) Use ultraschall.EnumerateNormalMarkers to get the correct number. Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). returns -1 in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if not |
| integer number | number of a normal marker |
^ DeleteEditMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an _Edit:-Marker. Returns true if successful and false if not(i.e. marker doesn't exist) Use ultraschall.EnumerateEditMarkers to get the correct number. |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if not |
| integer edit_index | number of an edit marker |
^ ExportEditMarkersToFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Export Edit-Markers (not regions!) to filename_with_path. Each line in the exportfile contains an entry for such an edit-marker in the format: hh:mm:ss.mss Title Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | 1 in case of success, -1 if it failed |
| string filename_with_path | the name of the export-file |
| number PodRangeStart | beginning of the podcast in seconds |
| number PodRangeEnd | end of the podcast in seconds |
^ ExportNormalMarkersToFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Export Normal-Markers to filename_with_path. Returns -1 in case of error. Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | 1 in case of success, -1 if it failed |
| string filename_with_path | the name of the export-file |
| number PodRangeStart | beginning of the podcast in seconds |
| number PodRangeEnd | end of the podcast in seconds |
^ ImportEditFromFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Imports editentries from a file and returns an array of the imported values. returns -1 in case of error |
| array chapters | array[0] is position of marker+PodRangeStart, array[1] is name of the marker |
| string filename_with_path | markerfile to be imported |
| number PodRangeStart | podcast-start-offset |
^ ImportMarkersFromFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Imports markerentries from a file and returns an array of the imported values. returns -1 in case of error |
| array chapters | array[0] is position of marker+PodRangeStart, array[1] is name of the marker |
| string filename_with_path | markerfile to be imported |
| number PodRangeStart | podcast-start-offset |
^ MarkerToEditMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts a normal-marker to an edit-marker. Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer idx | overallmarker/regionnumber of marker beginning with 1 for the first marker; ignore the order of first,second,etc creation of markers but counts from position 00:00:00 to end of project. So if you created a marker at position 00:00:00 and move the first created marker to the end of the timeline, it will be the last one, NOT the first one in the retval! For use with reaper's own marker-functions. |
| integer shown_number | the shown number of the marker |
| number position | the position of the marker in seconds |
| string markertitle | the markertitle |
| integer markerindex | number of the normal-marker. Refer ultraschall.CountNormalMarkers for getting the number of normal-markers. |
^ EditToMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts an edit-marker to a normal marker. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer idx | overallmarker/regionnumber of marker beginning with 1 for the first marker; ignore the order of first,second,etc creation of markers but counts from position 00:00:00 to end of project. So if you created a marker at position 00:00:00 and move the first created marker to the end of the timeline, it will be the last one, NOT the first one in the retval! For use with reaper's own marker-functions. |
| integer shown_number | the shown number of the marker |
| number position | the position of the marker in seconds |
| string markertitle | the markertitle |
| integer edit_index | number of the edit-marker. Refer ultraschall.CountEditMarkers for getting the number of edit-markers. |
^ GetMarkerByScreenCoordinatesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the markers at a given absolute-x-pixel-position. It sees markers according their graphical representation in the arrange-view, not just their position! Returned string will be "Markeridx\npos\nName\nMarkeridx2\npos2\nName2\n...". Will return "", if no marker has been found. Returns only markers, no time markers or regions! returns nil in case of an error |
| string marker | a string with all markernumbers, markerpositions and markertitles, separated by a newline. Can contain numerous markers, if there are more markers in one position. |
| integer xmouseposition | the absolute x-screen-position, like current mouse-position |
^ GetMarkerByTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the markers at a given project-position in seconds. It sees markers according their actual graphical representation in the arrange-view, not just their position. If, for example, you pass to it the current playposition, the function will return the marker as long as the playcursor is behind the marker-graphics. Returned string will be "Markeridx\npos\nName\nMarkeridx2\npos2\nName2\n...". Will return "", if no marker has been found. Returns only markers, no time markers or regions! returns nil in case of an error |
| string marker | a string with all markernumbers, markerpositions and markertitles, separated by a newline. Can contain numerous markers, if there are more markers in one position. |
| number position | the time-position in seconds |
^ GetRegionByScreenCoordinatesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the regions at a given absolute-x-pixel-position. It sees regions according their graphical representation in the arrange-view, not just their position! Returned string will be "Regionidx\npos\nName\nRegionidx2\npos2\nName2\n...". Returns only regions, no time markers or other markers! Will return "", if no region has been found. returns nil in case of an error |
| string marker | a string with all regionnumbers, regionpositions and regionnames, separated by a newline. Can contain numerous regions, if there are more regions in one position. |
| integer xmouseposition | the absolute x-screen-position, like current mouse-position |
^ GetRegionByTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the regions at a given absolute-x-pixel-position. It sees regions according their graphical representation in the arrange-view, not just their position! Returned string will be "Regionidx\npos\nName\nRegionidx2\npos2\nName2\n...". Returns only regions, no timesignature-markers or other markers! Will return "", if no region has been found. returns nil in case of an error |
| string marker | a string with all regionnumbers, regionpositions and regionnames, separated by a newline. Can contain numerous regions, if there are more regions in one position. |
| number position | position in seconds |
^ GetTimeSignaturesByScreenCoordinatesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the time-signature/tempo-marker at a given absolute-x-pixel-position. It sees time-signature/tempo-markers according their graphical representation in the arrange-view, not just their position! Returned string will be "tempomarkeridx\npos\ntempomarkeridx2\npos2\n...". Returns only time-signature-markers, no regions or other markers! Will return "", if no timesig-marker has been found. returns nil in case of an error |
| string marker | a string with all markernumbers and markerpositions, separated by a newline. Can contain numerous markers, if there are more markers in one position. |
| integer xmouseposition | the absolute x-screen-position, like current mouse-position |
^ GetTimeSignaturesByTimeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the time-signature/tempo-marker at a given absolute-x-pixel-position. It sees time-signature/tempo-markers according their graphical representation in the arrange-view, not just their position! Returned string will be "tempomarkeridx\npos\ntempomarkeridx2\npos2\n...". Returns only time-signature-markers, no other markers or regions! Will return "", if no timesig-marker has been found. returns nil in case of an error |
| string marker | a string with all markernumbers and markerpositions, separated by a newline. Can contain numerous markers, if there are more markers in one position. |
| number position | position in seconds |
^ IsMarkerEditFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if the marker is an edit-marker, false if not. Returns nil, if markerid is invalid. Markerid is the marker-number for all markers, as used by marker-functions from Reaper. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's an edit-marker, false if not |
| integer markerid | the markerid of all markers in the project, beginning with 0 for the first marker |
^ IsMarkerNormalFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if the marker is a normal-marker, false if not. Returns nil, if markerid is invalid. Markerid is the marker-number for all markers, as used by marker-functions from Reaper. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's an normal-marker, false if not |
| integer markerid | the markerid of all markers in the project, beginning with 0 for the first marker |
^ IsRegionPodrangeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if the marker is a Podrange-region, false if not. Returns nil, if markerid is invalid. Markerid is the marker-number for all markers, as used by marker-functions from Reaper. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a PodRange-Region, false if not |
| integer markerid | the markerid of all markers in the project, beginning with 0 for the first marker |
^ IsRegionEditRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if the marker is an Edit-region, false if not. Returns nil, if markerid is invalid. Markerid is the marker-number for all markers, as used by marker-functions from Reaper. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if it's an Edit-Region, false if not |
| integer markerid | the markerid of all markers in the project, beginning with 0 for the first marker |
^ AddEditRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new edit-region and returns index of the newly created edit-marker-region. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer markernr | the number of the newly created region |
| string guid | the guid, associated with this edit-region |
| number startposition | startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | endposition in seconds |
| string text | the title of the marker |
^ SetEditRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the values of an already existing edit-region. To retain an already set position, endposition and/or edittitle, use nil. Returns true in case of success, false if not. Note: if you set the new beginning of the region before another region, the indexnumber of the edit-region changes. So if you want to set an edit-region repeatedly, you should get the indexnumber using ultraschall.EnumerateEditRegion, or you might accidently change another region! returns -1 in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, in case of success, false if not |
| integer number | the number of the edit-region, beginning with 1 for the first edit-region |
| number startposition | startposition in seconds, nil to retain the old value |
| number endposition | endposition in seconds, nil to retain the old value |
| string text | the title of the marker, nil to retain the old value |
^ DeleteEditRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an already existing edit-region. Returns true in case of success, false if not. |
| boolean retval | true, in case of success, false if not |
| integer number | the number of the edit-region, beginning with 1 for the first edit-region |
^ EnumerateEditRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the values of an edit-region. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the overall marker-index-number of all markers in the project, -1 in case of error |
| number position | position in seconds |
| number endposition | endposition in seconds |
| string title | the title of the region |
| integer rgnindexnumber | the overall region index number, as used by other of Reaper's own marker-functions |
| string guid | the guid of the edit-region |
| integer number | the number of the edit-region, beginning with 1 for the first edit-region |
^ CountEditRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of edit-regions in the project. |
| integer retval | the number of edit-regions in the project |
^ GetAllMarkersBetweenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| To get all Markers in the project(normal, edit, chapter), regardless of their category, between startposition and endposition. Doesn't return regions! returns the number of markers and an array with each marker in the format: markersarray[index][0] - position markersarray[index][1] - name markersarray[index][2] - indexnumber of the marker within all markers in the project markersarray[index][3] - the shown index-number markersarray[index][4] - the color of the marker markersarray[index][5] - the guid of the marker returns -1 in case of error |
| integer number_of_allmarkers | the number of markers returned |
| array allmarkersarray | an array, that holds all markers(not regions!) of the project |
| optional number startposition | the earliest position a returned marker may have; nil for projectposition 0 |
| optional number endposition | the latest position a returned marker may have; nil for end of project |
^ GetAllRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| To get all Regions in the project(normal, edit, chapter), regardless of their category. Doesn't return markers! returns the number of markers and an array with each marker in the format: regionarray[index][0] - position regionarray[index][1] - endposition regionarray[index][2] - name regionarray[index][3] - indexnumber of the region within all markers in the project. This is 1-based, unlike in Reaper's own API! regionarray[index][4] - the shown index-number regionarray[index][5] - the color of the region regionarray[index][6] - the guid of the region returns -1 in case of error |
| integer number_of_allregions | the number of regions returned |
| array regionsarray | an array, that holds all regions(not markers!) of the project |
^ GetAllRegionsBetweenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| To get all Regions in the project(normal, edit, chapter), regardless of their category between start- and endposition. Set partial to true, if you want to get regions as well, that are only partially between start- and endposition Doesn't return markers! returns the number of markers and an array with each marker in the format: regionarray[index][0] - position regionarray[index][1] - endposition regionarray[index][2] - name regionarray[index][3] - indexnumber of the region within all markers in the project regionarray[index][4] - the shown index-number regionarray[index][5] - the color of the region regionarray[index][6] - the guid of the region returns -1 in case of error |
| integer number_of_allregions | the number of regions returned |
| array regionsarray | an array, that holds all regions(not markers!) of the project |
| optional number startposition | the earliest position a returned region may have; nil, startposition=0 |
| optional number endposition | the latest position a returned region may have; nil, endposition=end of project |
| optional boolean retval | true or nil, to get regions that are partially within start and endposition as well; false, only regions completely within start/endposition. |
^ ParseMarkerStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Parses the entries in markerstring for timestrings and markertitles. It returns the number of entries as well as a table with all marker-information. The table works as such: markertable[1][markernumber] - the timestring of the marker, -1 if no time is available markertable[2][markernumber] - the time, converted into position in seconds, -1 if no time is available markertable[3][markernumber] - the name of the marker returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_entries | the number of markers in markerstring |
| array markerarray | a table with all the information of a marker markertable[1][markernumber] - the timestring of the marker, -1 if no time is available markertable[2][markernumber] - the time, converted into position in seconds, -1 if no time is available markertable[3][markernumber] - the name of the marker |
| string markerstring | a string with all markers. An entry is "timestring markertitle\n". Each marker-entry must be separated by a newline from each other. |
| boolean strict | interpret the time in timestring more strict or more loosely? true, the time in markerstring must follow the format hh:mm:ss.mss , e.g. 11:22:33.444 false, the time can be more flexible, leading to possible misinterpretation of indexnumbers as time/seconds |
^ RenumerateMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Renumbers the shown numbers of markers(not regions!) in the current project, that have the color colorvalue. The numbering starts with the number startingnumber. The markers will be renumbered from the earliest marker in the project to the latest one. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, nil in case of success |
| integer colorvalue | the (systemdependent)colorvalue a marker must have. -1 if you want all markers to be numbered. Keep in mind, that colors are differently interpreted on Mac compared to Windows! |
| integer startingnumber | the first number that shall be given. |
^ CountNormalMarkers_NumGapFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the first "gap" in shown marker-numbers. If you have markers with numbers "1, 2, 4" it will return 3, as this is the first number missing. Normal markers are all markers, that don't include "_Shownote:" or "_Edit" in the beginning of their name, as well as markers with the color 100,255,0(planned chapter). |
| integer gap_number | the number of the first "gap" in the numbering of the shown marker-numbers |
^ IsMarkerAtPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if markers are at position and returns the marker-numbers. The marker-numbers are numerated by order, not the shown marker-numbers! returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, if the function found marker(s); false, if no markers are available at position |
| integer count | the count of markers at position |
| string markersstring | a string with all the markernumbers, separated by a , |
| array markersarray | an array with each entry consisting a markernumber |
| number position | the position to check for markers in seconds; only positive numbers |
^ IsRegionAtPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if regions are at position and returns the region-numbers. The region-numbers are numerated by order, not the shown region-numbers! returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, if the function found region(s); false, if no regions are available at position |
| integer count | the count of regions at position |
| string regionsstring | a string with all the regionnumbers, separated by a , |
| array regionsarray | an array with each entry consisting a regionnumber |
| number position | the position to check for regions in seconds; only positive numbers |
^ CountMarkersAndRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the position of the last projectmarker in the project(no regions or time-sig-markers!). Use GetMarkerAndRegionsByIndex to enumerate markers or regions in particular. Returns -1 in case of no markers available |
| integer count_markers | the number of markers available in the project |
| integer count_regions | the number of regions available in the project |
^ GetLastMarkerPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the position of the last projectmarker in the project(no regions or time-sig-markers!). Returns -1 in case of no markers available |
| number position | the position of the last marker in the project |
| integer marker_idx | the idx of the last marker in the project. Not the shown number! |
^ GetLastRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the position of the last region in the project(no markers or time-sig-markers!). Note: Last region means the last ending region in the project, even if it's the first starting. Returns -1 in case of no regions available |
| number startposition | the startposition of the last region in the project |
| number endposition | the endposition of the last region in the project |
| integer region_idx | the idx of the last region in the project. Not the shown number! |
^ GetLastTimeSigMarkerPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the position of the last time-signature-marker in the project(no markers or regions!). Returns -1 in case of no time-signature-markers available |
| number position | the position of the last timesig-marker in the project |
| number measureposition | the measureposition of the last timesig-marker in the project |
| number beatposition | the beatposition of the last timesig-marker in the project |
| integer timesig_idx | the idx of the last timesig-marker in the project. |
^ GetMarkerUpdateCounterFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of times, a marker in any project has been updated since Reaper started. Counts up, if a marker is added, set, moved, deleted from any project opened in Reaper. This counter includes already closed projects as well |
| integer marker_update_counter | the number of times a marker in any project in Reaper has been updated |
^ MoveTimeSigMarkersByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves time-signature-markers between startposition and endposition by moveby. Does NOT move normal projectmarkers or regions! Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of failure |
| number startposition | the startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition in seconds |
| number moveby | in seconds, negative values: move toward beginning of project, positive values: move toward the end of project |
| boolean cut_at_borders | shortens or cuts markers, that leave the section between startposition and endposition |
| boolean update_timeline | true, updates the timeline after moving time-signature markers; false, don't update timeline(must be done manually then) |
^ GetAllTimeSigMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of Tempo/Time-Signature-Markers in the project, as well as an array with all attributes of all these markers. The array is of the format: TimeSigArray[markernumber(1-based)][attribute-idx] where attribute-idx is 1, number timepos 2, number measurepos 3, number beatpos 4, number bpm 5, number timesig_num 6, number timesig_denom 7, boolean lineartempo returns -1 in case of error |
| integer num_timesig_markers | the number of time-signature-markers in the project |
| array TimeSigArray | an array with all time-signature-markers and all their attributes; see Description for more details |
^ MoveMarkersByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves the markers between startposition and endposition by moveby. Does NOT move regions and time-signature-markers! Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of failure |
| number startposition | the startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition in seconds |
| number moveby | in seconds, negative values: move toward beginning of project, positive values: move toward the end of project |
| boolean cut_at_borders | shortens or cuts markers, that leave the section between startposition and endposition when applying moveby |
^ MoveRegionsByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves the regions between startposition and endposition by moveby. Will affect only regions, who start within start and endposition. It will not affect those, who end within start and endposition but start before startposition. Does NOT move markers and time-signature-markers! Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of failure |
| number startposition | the startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition in seconds |
| number moveby | in seconds, negative values: move toward beginning of project, positive values: move toward the end of project |
| boolean cut_at_borders | shortens or cuts markers, that leave the section between startposition and endposition |
^ RippleCut_RegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Ripplecuts regions, where applicable. It cuts all (parts of) regions between startposition and endposition and moves remaining parts plus all regions after endposition by endposition-startposition toward projectstart. Returns false in case of an error. |
| boolean were_regions_altered | true, if regions were cut/altered; false, if not |
| integer number_of_altered_regions | the number of regions that were altered/cut/moved |
| array altered_regions | the regions that were altered: altered_regions_array[index_of_region][0] - old startposition altered_regions_array[index_of_region][1] - old endposition altered_regions_array[index_of_region][2] - name altered_regions_array[index_of_region][3] - old indexnumber of the region within all markers in the project altered_regions_array[index_of_region][4] - the shown index-number altered_regions_array[index_of_region][5] - the color of the region altered_regions_array[index_of_region][6] - the change that was applied to this region altered_regions_array[index_of_region][7] - the new startposition altered_regions_array[index_of_region][8] - the new endposition |
| number startposition | the startposition from where regions shall be cut from |
| number endposition | the endposition to which regions shall be cut from; all regions/parts of regions after that will be moved toward projectstart |
^ GetAllCustomMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will return all custom-markers with a certain name. A custom-marker has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this marker You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-marker has the name __customname:: test for this marker Example: The custom-marker VanillaChief has the custom_marker_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-markers. Will not check custom-regions, use GetAllCustomRegions instead. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of found markers; -1, in case of an error |
| table marker_array | an array with all found custom-markers. It follows the scheme: marker_array[index]["index"] - index of the marker, in timeline-order, with 0 for the first in the project marker_array[index]["pos"] - position of the marker in seconds marker_array[index]["name"] - name of the marker, excluding the custom-marker-name marker_array[index]["shown_number"] - the number of the marker, that is displayed in the timeline marker_array[index]["color"] - color-value of the marker marker_array[index]["guid"] - the guid of the marker |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-marker. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-marker is called "__CustomMarker::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. "" will return all custom marker |
^ GetAllCustomRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will return all custom-regions with a certain name. A custom-region has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this region You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-region has the name __customname:: test for this region Example: The custom-region VanillaChief has the custom_region_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-regions. Will not check custom-markers, use GetAllCustomMarkers instead. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of found regions; -1, in case of an error |
| table region_array | an array with all found custom-markers. It follows the scheme: region_array[index]["index"] - index of the region, in timeline-order, with 0 for the first in the project region_array[index]["pos"] - position of the region in seconds region_array[index]["regionend"] - the endposition of the region in seconds region_array[index]["name"] - name of the region, excluding the custom-region-name region_array[index]["shown_number"] - the number of the region, that is displayed in the timeline region_array[index]["color"] - color-value of the region region_array[index]["guid"] - the guid of the region |
| string custom_region_name | the name of the custom-region. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-region is called "__CustomRegion::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. "" will return all custom-regions |
^ CountAllCustomMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will count all custom-markers with a certain name. A custom-marker has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this marker You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-marker has the name __customname:: test for this marker Example: The custom-marker VanillaChief has the custom_marker_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-markers. Will not count custom-regions, use CountAllCustomRegions instead. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of found markers; -1, in case of an error |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-marker. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-marker is called "__CustomMarker::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. "" counts all custom markers, regardless of their name |
^ CountAllCustomRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will count all custom-regions with a certain name. A custom-region has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this region You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-region has the name __customname:: test for this region Example: The custom-region VanillaChief has the custom_region_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-regions. Will not count custom-markers, use CountAllCustomMarkers instead. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of found regions; -1, in case of an error |
| string custom_region_name | the name of the custom-region. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-region is called "__CustomRegion::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. "" will count all custom-regions, regardless of their names |
^ EnumerateCustomMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will return a specific custom-marker with a certain name. A custom-marker has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this marker You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-marker has the name __customname:: test for this marker Example: The custom-marker VanillaChief has the custom_marker_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-markers. Will not enumerate custom-regions, use EnumerateCustomRegions instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if the custom-marker exists; false, if not or an error occurred |
| integer marker_index | the index of the marker within all markers and regions, as positioned in the project, with 0 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
| number pos | the position of the marker in seconds |
| string name | the name of the marker, exluding the custom-marker-name |
| integer shown_number | the markernumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the marker |
| string guid | the guid of the custom-marker |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-marker. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-marker is called "__CustomMarker::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. "" will enumerate over all existing custom-markers |
| integer idx | the index of the marker within all same-named custom-markers; 0, for the first custom-marker |
^ EnumerateCustomRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will return a specific custom-region with a certain name. A custom-region has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this region You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-region has the name __customname:: test for this region Example: The custom-region VanillaChief has the custom_region_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-regions. Will not enumerate custom-markers, use EnumerateCustomMarkers instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if the custom-region exists; false, if not or an error occurred |
| integer marker_index | the index of the marker within all markers and regions, as positioned in the project, with 0 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
| number pos | the position of the region in seconds |
| number rgnend | the end of the region in seconds |
| string name | the name of the region, exluding the custom-region-name |
| integer shown_number | the regionnumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the region |
| string guid | the guid of the custom-region |
| string custom_region_name | the name of the custom-region. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-region is called "__CustomRegion::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. |
| integer idx | the index of the region within all same-named custom-regions; 0, for the first custom-region |
^ DeleteCustomMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will delete a specific custom-marker with a certain name. A custom-marker has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this marker You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-marker has the name __customname:: test for this marker Example: The custom-marker VanillaChief has the custom_marker_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-markers. Will not delete custom-regions, use DeleteCustomRegions instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if the custom-marker exists; false, if not or an error occurred |
| integer marker_index | the index of the marker within all markers and regions, as positioned in the project, with 0 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
| number pos | the position of the marker in seconds |
| string name | the name of the marker, exluding the custom-marker-name |
| integer shown_number | the markernumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the marker |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-marker. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-marker is called "__CustomMarker::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. "" will delete over all custom-markers available, regardless of their name |
| integer idx | the index of the marker within all same-named custom-markers; 0, for the first custom-marker |
^ DeleteCustomRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a specific custom-region with a certain name. A custom-region has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this region You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-region has the name __customname:: test for this region Example: The custom-region VanillaChief has the custom_region_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-regions. Will not delete custom-markers, use DeleteCustomMarkers instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if the custom-region exists; false, if not or an error occurred |
| integer marker_index | the index of the marker within all markers and regions, as positioned in the project, with 0 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
| number pos | the position of the region in seconds |
| number rgnend | the end of the region in seconds |
| string name | the name of the region, exluding the custom-region-name |
| integer shown_number | the regionnumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the region |
| string custom_region_name | the name of the custom-region. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-region is called "__CustomRegion::" Lua-pattern-matching-expressions are allowed. This parameter is NOT case-sensitive. "" will delete over all custom-regions available, regardless of their name |
| integer idx | the index of the region within all same-named custom-regions; 0, for the first custom-region |
^ AddCustomMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will add new custom-marker with a certain name. A custom-marker has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this marker You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-marker has the name __customname:: test for this marker Example: The custom-marker VanillaChief has the custom_marker_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-markers. Will not add custom-regions, use AddCustomRegion instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if adding the custom-marker was successful; false, if not or an error occurred |
| integer markernumber | the indexnumber of the newly added custommarker |
| string guid | the guid of the custommarker |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-marker. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-marker is called "__CustomMarker::"; nil, adds a normal marker |
| number pos | the position of the marker in seconds |
| string name | the name of the marker, exluding the custom-marker-name |
| integer shown_number | the markernumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the marker |
^ AddCustomRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will add new custom-region with a certain name. A custom-region has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this region You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-region has the name __customname:: test for this region Example: The custom-region VanillaChief has the custom_region_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-regions. Will not add custom-markers, use AddCustomMarker instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if adding the custom-region was successful; false, if not or an error occurred |
| integer shown_number | if the desired shown_number is already used by another region, this will hold the alternative number for the new custom-region |
| integer markernumber | the indexnumber of the newly added customregion |
| string guid | the guid of the customregion |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-region. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-region is called "__CustomRegion::"; nil, make it a normal regionname |
| number pos | the position of the region in seconds |
| number regionend | the endposition of the region in seconds |
| string name | the name of the region, exluding the custom-region-name |
| integer shown_number | the regionnumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the marker |
^ SetCustomMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will set attributes of an already existing custom-marker with a certain name. A custom-marker has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this marker You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-marker has the name __customname:: test for this marker Example: The custom-marker VanillaChief has the custom_marker_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-markers. Will not set custom-regions, use SetCustomRegion instead. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting the new attributes of the custom-marker was successful; false, if not or an error occurred |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-marker. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-marker is called "__CustomMarker::"; nil, make it a normal marker "" will use idx over all custom-markers, regardless of their name |
| integer idx | the index-number of the custom-marker within all custom-markers |
| number pos | the position of the marker in seconds |
| string name | the name of the marker, exluding the custom-marker-name |
| integer shown_number | the markernumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the marker |
^ SetCustomRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will set an already existing custom-region with a certain name. A custom-region has the naming-scheme _customname: text for this region You just need to pass customname to this function, leaving out the preceding _ and the trailing : Exception: if the custom-region has the name __customname:: test for this region Example: The custom-region VanillaChief has the custom_region_name VanillaChief and will be shown as _VanillaChief: text in the project. So you pass VanillaChief to this function to get all _VanillaChief:-regions. Will not add custom-markers, use AddCustomMarker instead. returns false in case of an error, like the desired shown_number is already taken by another region |
| boolean retval | true, if adding the region was successful; false, if not or an error occurred false could be an indicator, that there's already a region using the number passed over in shown_number |
| integer shown_number | if the desired shown_number is already used by another region, this will hold the alternative number for the new custom-region |
| string custom_marker_name | the name of the custom-region. Don't include the _ at the beginning and the : at the end, or it might not be found. Exception: Your custom-region is called "__CustomRegion::" "" will use idx over all custom-markers, regardless of their name |
| integer idx | the index of the custom region to change |
| number pos | the position of the region in seconds |
| string name | the name of the region, exluding the custom-region-name |
| integer shown_number | the regionnumber, that is displayed in the timeline of the arrangeview |
| integer color | the color of the marker |
^ GetNextFreeRegionIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the next unused region-index-number, beginning with 0. |
| integer free_shown_number | the next free/unused region-index-number |
^ IsMarkerValidCustomMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if the marker with id markeridx is a valid custom-marker of the type custommarkername markeridx is the index of all markers and regions! returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, marker is a valid custom-marker of type custom_marker_name; false, it is not or an error occurred |
^ IsRegionValidCustomRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if the marker with id markeridx is a valid custom-region of the type customregionname markeridx is the index of all markers and regions! returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, marker is a valid custom-region of type custom_region_name; false, it is not or an error occurred |
^ GetMarkerIDFromGuidFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the corresponding indexnumber of a marker-guid The index is for all markers and regions, inclusive and 1-based returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer index | the index of the marker/region, whose guid you have passed to this function |
| string guid | the guid of the marker/region, whose index-number you want to retrieve |
^ GetGuidFromMarkerIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the corresponding marker-guid of a marker with a specific index The index is for all markers and regions, inclusive and 1-based returns -1 in case of an error |
| string guid | the guid of the marker/region of the marker with a specific index |
| integer index | the index of the marker/region, whose guid you want to retrieve |
^ IsTimeSigmarkerAtPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if at position is a time-signature marker returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, marker found; false, marker not found |
| number position | the position to check, whether there's a timesignature marker |
| optional integer position_mode | nil or 0, use position in seconds; 1, use position in measures |
^ GetItemPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns position-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number position | the position in seconds, as set in the statechunk |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose position you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns length-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number length | the length in seconds, as set in the statechunk |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose length you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemSnapOffsetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns snapoffs-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number snapoffset | the snapoffset in seconds, as set in the statechunk |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose snapoffset you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemLoopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns loopstate-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer loopstate | the loopstate, as set in the statechunk; 1, loop source; 0, don't loop source |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemAllTakesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns alltakes-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer alltakes | Play all takes(1) or don't play all takes(0) |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose all-takes-playstate you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemFadeInFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns fadein-entries of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number curvetype1 | the type of the curve: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5.1; must be set like curvetype2 |
| number fadein | fadein in seconds |
| number fadestate3 | fadeinstate entry as set in the rppxml-mediaitem-statechunk |
| number curvetype2 | the type of the curve: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5.1; must be set like curvetype1 |
| integer fadestate5 | fadeinstate entry as set in the rppxml-mediaitem-statechunk |
| number curve | curve -1 to 1 |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose fadein-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemFadeOutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns fadeout-entries of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number curvetype1 | the type of the curve: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5.1; must be set like curvetype2 |
| number fadeout_length | the current fadeout-length in seconds |
| number fadeout_length2 | the fadeout-length in seconds; overrides fadeout_length and will be moved to fadeout_length when fadeout-length changes(e.g. mouse-drag); might be autocrossfade-length |
| number curvetype2 | the type of the curve: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5.1; must be set like curvetype1 |
| integer fadestate5 | unknown |
| number curve | curvation of the fadeout, -1 to 1 |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose fadeout-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemMuteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns mutestate-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer mutestate | the mute-state; 1, mute is on; 0, mute is off |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose mute-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemFadeFlagFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns autofade-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. It's the FADEFLAG-entry. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer autofade_state | the autofade-state; 1, autofade is off; nil, autofade is on |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose fadeflag-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemLockFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns itemlock-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer lock_state | the lock-state; 1, item is locked; nil, item is not locked |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose itemlock-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemSelectedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns item-selected-state-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. It's the SEL-entry. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer selected_state | the item-selected-state; 1 - item is selected; 0 - item is not selected |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose selection-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemGroupFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns group of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk, where the item belongs to. It's the GROUP-entry Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer item_group | the group the item belongs to; nil, if item doesn't belong to any group |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose ItemGroup-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemIGUIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the IGUID-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| string IGUID | the IGUID of the item |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose IGUID-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemIIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the IID-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer IID | the IID of the item; the item-id, which is basically a counter of all items created within this project. May change, so use it only as a counter. If you want to identify a specific item, use GUID and IGUID instead. |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose ItemIID-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the name-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| string name | the name of the item |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose itemname-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemVolPanFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the vol/pan-entries of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number volpan1 | unknown |
| number pan | from -1(100%L) to 1(100%R), 0 is center |
| number volume | from 0(-inf) to 3.981072(+12db), 1 is 0db; higher numbers are allowed; negative means phase inverted |
| number volpan4 | unknown |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose volpan-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemSampleOffsetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the sampleoffset-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. It's the SOFFS-entry. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number sampleoffset | sampleoffset in seconds |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose sample-offset-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemPlayRateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the playback-rate-entries of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. It's the PLAYRATE-entry. Returns nil in case of error. |
| number playbackrate | 1 is 1x, 2 is 2x, 1.8 is 1.8x,etc |
| integer preserve_pitch | preserve pitch, 1 - preserve, 0 - don't preserve |
| number pitch_adjust | pitch_adjust(semitones); negative values allowed; 1.1=1.1 semitones higher, -0.3=0.3 semitones lower,etc |
| integer takepitch_timestretch_mode | - the item's pitchmode - 65536 for project-default SoundTouch: 0 - Default settings 1 - High Quality 2 - Fast Simple windowed (fast): 131072 - 50ms window, 25ms fade 131073 - 50ms window, 16ms fade 131074 - 50ms window, 10ms fade 131075 - 50ms window, 7ms fade 131076 - 75ms window, 37ms fade 131077 - 75ms window, 25ms fade 131078 - 75ms window, 15ms fade 131079 - 75ms window, 10ms fade 131080 - 100ms window, 50ms fade 131081 - 100ms window, 33ms fade 131082 - 100ms window, 20ms fade 131083 - 100ms window, 14ms fade 131084 - 150ms window, 75ms fade 131085 - 150ms window, 50ms fade 131086 - 150ms window, 30ms fade 131087 - 150ms window, 21ms fade 131088 - 225ms window, 112ms fade 131089 - 225ms window, 75ms fade 131090 - 225ms window, 45ms fade 131091 - 225ms window, 32ms fade 131092 - 300ms window, 150ms fade 131093 - 300ms window, 100ms fade 131094 - 300ms window, 60ms fade 131095 - 300ms window, 42ms fade 131096 - 40ms window, 20ms fade 131097 - 40ms window, 13ms fade 131098 - 40ms window, 8ms fade 131099 - 40ms window, 5ms fade 131100 - 30ms window, 15ms fade 131101 - 30ms window, 10ms fade 131102 - 30ms window, 6ms fade 131103 - 30ms window, 4ms fade 131104 - 20ms window, 10ms fade 131105 - 20ms window, 6ms fade 131106 - 20ms window, 4ms fade 131107 - 20ms window, 2ms fade 131108 - 10ms window, 5ms fade 131109 - 10ms window, 3ms fade 131110 - 10ms window, 2ms fade 131111 - 10ms window, 1ms fade 131112 - 5ms window, 2ms fade 131113 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131114 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131115 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131116 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131117 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131118 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131119 - 3ms window, 1ms fade élastique 2.2.8 Pro: 393216 - Normal 393217 - Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393218 - Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393219 - Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393220 - Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393221 - Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393222 - Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393223 - Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393224 - Mid/Side 393225 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393226 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393227 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393228 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393229 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393230 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393231 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393232 - Synchronized: Normal 393233 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393234 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393235 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393236 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393237 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393238 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393239 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393240 - Synchronized: Mid/Side 393241 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393242 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393243 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393244 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393245 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393246 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393247 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) élastique 2.2.8 Efficient: 458752 - Normal 458753 - Mid/Side 458754 - Synchronized: Normal 458755 - Synchronized: Mid/Side élastique 2.2.8 Soloist: 524288 - Monophonic 524289 - Monophonic [Mid/Side] 524290 - Speech 524291 - Speech [Mid/Side] élastique 3.3.0 Pro: 589824 - Normal 589825 - Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589826 - Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589827 - Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589828 - Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589829 - Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589830 - Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589831 - Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589832 - Mid/Side 589833 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589834 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589835 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589836 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589837 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589838 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589839 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589840 - Synchronized: Normal 589841 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589842 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589843 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589844 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589845 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589846 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589847 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589848 - Synchronized: Mid/Side 589849 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589850 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589851 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589852 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589853 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589854 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589855 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) élastique 3.3.0 Efficient: 655360 - Normal 655361 - Mid/Side 655362 - Synchronized: Normal 655363 - Synchronized: Mid/Side élastique 3.3.0 Soloist: 720896 - Monophonic 720897 - Monophonic [Mid/Side] 720898 - Speech 720899 - Speech [Mid/Side] Rubber Band Library - Default 851968 - nothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants 851969 - Preserve Formants Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side 851970 - Mid/Side Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 851971 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side Rubber Band Library - Independent Phase 851972 - Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 851973 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851974 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851975 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Time Domain Smoothing 851976 - Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 851977 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851978 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851979 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851980 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851981 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851982 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851983 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed 851984 - nothing 851985 - Preserve Formants 851986 - Mid/Side 851987 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 851988 - Independent Phase 851989 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 851990 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851991 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851992 - Time Domain Smoothing 851993 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 851994 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851995 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851996 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851997 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851998 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851999 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth 852000 - nothing 852001 - Preserve Formants 852002 - Mid/Side 852003 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852004 - Independent Phase 852005 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852006 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852007 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852008 - Time Domain Smoothing 852009 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852010 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852011 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852012 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852013 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852014 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852015 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive 852016 - nothing 852017 - Preserve Formants 852018 - Mid/Side 852019 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852020 - Independent Phase 852021 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852022 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852023 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852024 - Time Domain Smoothing 852025 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852026 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852027 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852028 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852029 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852030 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852031 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive 852032 - nothing 852033 - Preserve Formants 852034 - Mid/Side 852035 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852036 - Independent Phase 852037 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852038 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852039 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852040 - Time Domain Smoothing 852041 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852042 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852043 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852044 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852045 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852046 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852047 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive 852048 - nothing 852049 - Preserve Formants 852050 - Mid/Side 852051 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852052 - Independent Phase 852053 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852054 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852055 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852056 - Time Domain Smoothing 852057 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852058 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852059 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852060 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852061 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852062 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852063 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft 852064 - nothing 852065 - Preserve Formants 852066 - Mid/Side 852067 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852068 - Independent Phase 852069 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852070 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852071 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852072 - Time Domain Smoothing 852073 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852074 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852075 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852076 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852077 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852078 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852079 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft 852080 - nothing 852081 - Preserve Formants 852082 - Mid/Side 852083 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852084 - Independent Phase 852085 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852086 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852087 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852088 - Time Domain Smoothing 852089 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852090 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852091 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852092 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852093 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852094 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852095 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft 852096 - nothing 852097 - Preserve Formants 852098 - Mid/Side 852099 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852100 - Independent Phase 852101 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852102 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852103 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852104 - Time Domain Smoothing 852105 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852106 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852107 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852108 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852109 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852110 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852111 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ 852112 - nothing 852113 - Preserve Formants 852114 - Mid/Side 852115 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852116 - Independent Phase 852117 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852118 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852119 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852120 - Time Domain Smoothing 852121 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852122 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852123 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852124 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852125 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852126 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852127 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852128 - nothing 852129 - Preserve Formants 852130 - Mid/Side 852131 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852132 - Independent Phase 852133 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852134 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852135 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852136 - Time Domain Smoothing 852137 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852138 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852139 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852140 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852141 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852142 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852143 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852144 - nothing 852145 - Preserve Formants 852146 - Mid/Side 852147 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852148 - Independent Phase 852149 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852150 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852151 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852152 - Time Domain Smoothing 852153 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852154 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852155 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852156 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852157 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852158 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852159 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852160 - nothing 852161 - Preserve Formants 852162 - Mid/Side 852163 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852164 - Independent Phase 852165 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852166 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852167 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852168 - Time Domain Smoothing 852169 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852170 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852171 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852172 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852173 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852174 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852175 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852176 - nothing 852177 - Preserve Formants 852178 - Mid/Side 852179 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852180 - Independent Phase 852181 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852182 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852183 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852184 - Time Domain Smoothing 852185 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852186 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852187 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852188 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852189 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852190 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852191 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852192 - nothing 852193 - Preserve Formants 852194 - Mid/Side 852195 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852196 - Independent Phase 852197 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852198 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852199 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852200 - Time Domain Smoothing 852201 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852202 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852203 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852204 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852205 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852206 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852207 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852208 - nothing 852209 - Preserve Formants 852210 - Mid/Side 852211 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852212 - Independent Phase 852213 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852214 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852215 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852216 - Time Domain Smoothing 852217 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852218 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852219 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852220 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852221 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852222 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852223 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852224 - nothing 852225 - Preserve Formants 852226 - Mid/Side 852227 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852228 - Independent Phase 852229 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852230 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852231 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852232 - Time Domain Smoothing 852233 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852234 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852235 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852236 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852237 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852238 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852239 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852240 - nothing 852241 - Preserve Formants 852242 - Mid/Side 852243 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852244 - Independent Phase 852245 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852246 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852247 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852248 - Time Domain Smoothing 852249 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852250 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852251 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852252 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852253 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852254 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852255 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent 852256 - nothing 852257 - Preserve Formants 852258 - Mid/Side 852259 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852260 - Independent Phase 852261 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852262 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852263 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852264 - Time Domain Smoothing 852265 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852266 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852267 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852268 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852269 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852270 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852271 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852272 - nothing 852273 - Preserve Formants 852274 - Mid/Side 852275 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852276 - Independent Phase 852277 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852278 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852279 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852280 - Time Domain Smoothing 852281 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852282 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852283 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852284 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852285 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852286 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852287 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852288 - nothing 852289 - Preserve Formants 852290 - Mid/Side 852291 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852292 - Independent Phase 852293 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852294 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852295 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852296 - Time Domain Smoothing 852297 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852298 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852299 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852300 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852301 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852302 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852303 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852304 - nothing 852305 - Preserve Formants 852306 - Mid/Side 852307 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852308 - Independent Phase 852309 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852310 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852311 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852312 - Time Domain Smoothing 852313 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852314 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852315 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852316 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852317 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852318 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852319 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852320 - nothing 852321 - Preserve Formants 852322 - Mid/Side 852323 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852324 - Independent Phase 852325 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852326 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852327 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852328 - Time Domain Smoothing 852329 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852330 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852331 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852332 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852333 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852334 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852335 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852336 - nothing 852337 - Preserve Formants 852338 - Mid/Side 852339 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852340 - Independent Phase 852341 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852342 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852343 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852344 - Time Domain Smoothing 852345 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852346 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852347 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852348 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852349 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852350 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852351 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852352 - nothing 852353 - Preserve Formants 852354 - Mid/Side 852355 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852356 - Independent Phase 852357 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852358 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852359 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852360 - Time Domain Smoothing 852361 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852362 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852363 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852364 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852365 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852366 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852367 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852368 - nothing 852369 - Preserve Formants 852370 - Mid/Side 852371 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852372 - Independent Phase 852373 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852374 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852375 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852376 - Time Domain Smoothing 852377 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852378 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852379 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852380 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852381 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852382 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852383 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852384 - nothing 852385 - Preserve Formants 852386 - Mid/Side 852387 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852388 - Independent Phase 852389 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852390 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852391 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852392 - Time Domain Smoothing 852393 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852394 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852395 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852396 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852397 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852398 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852399 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Window: Short 852400 - nothing 852401 - Preserve Formants 852402 - Mid/Side 852403 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852404 - Independent Phase 852405 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852406 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852407 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852408 - Time Domain Smoothing 852409 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852410 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852411 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852412 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852413 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852414 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852415 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Window: Short 852416 - nothing 852417 - Preserve Formants 852418 - Mid/Side 852419 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852420 - Independent Phase 852421 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852422 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852423 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852424 - Time Domain Smoothing 852425 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852426 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852427 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852428 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852429 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852430 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852431 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Window: Short 852432 - nothing 852433 - Preserve Formants 852434 - Mid/Side 852435 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852436 - Independent Phase 852437 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852438 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852439 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852440 - Time Domain Smoothing 852441 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852442 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852443 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852444 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852445 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852446 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852447 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852448 - nothing 852449 - Preserve Formants 852450 - Mid/Side 852451 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852452 - Independent Phase 852453 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852454 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852455 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852456 - Time Domain Smoothing 852457 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852458 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852459 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852460 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852461 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852462 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852463 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852464 - nothing 852465 - Preserve Formants 852466 - Mid/Side 852467 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852468 - Independent Phase 852469 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852470 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852471 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852472 - Time Domain Smoothing 852473 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852474 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852475 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852476 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852477 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852478 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852479 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852480 - nothing 852481 - Preserve Formants 852482 - Mid/Side 852483 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852484 - Independent Phase 852485 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852486 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852487 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852488 - Time Domain Smoothing 852489 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852490 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852491 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852492 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852493 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852494 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852495 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852496 - nothing 852497 - Preserve Formants 852498 - Mid/Side 852499 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852500 - Independent Phase 852501 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852502 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852503 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852504 - Time Domain Smoothing 852505 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852506 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852507 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852508 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852509 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852510 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852511 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852512 - nothing 852513 - Preserve Formants 852514 - Mid/Side 852515 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852516 - Independent Phase 852517 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852518 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852519 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852520 - Time Domain Smoothing 852521 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852522 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852523 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852524 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852525 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852526 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852527 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852528 - nothing 852529 - Preserve Formants 852530 - Mid/Side 852531 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852532 - Independent Phase 852533 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852534 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852535 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852536 - Time Domain Smoothing 852537 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852538 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852539 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852540 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852541 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852542 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852543 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852544 - nothing 852545 - Preserve Formants 852546 - Mid/Side 852547 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852548 - Independent Phase 852549 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852550 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852551 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852552 - Time Domain Smoothing 852553 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852554 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852555 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852556 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852557 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852558 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852559 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852560 - nothing 852561 - Preserve Formants 852562 - Mid/Side 852563 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852564 - Independent Phase 852565 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852566 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852567 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852568 - Time Domain Smoothing 852569 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852570 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852571 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852572 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852573 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852574 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852575 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852576 - nothing 852577 - Preserve Formants 852578 - Mid/Side 852579 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852580 - Independent Phase 852581 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852582 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852583 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852584 - Time Domain Smoothing 852585 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852586 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852587 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852588 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852589 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852590 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852591 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852592 - nothing 852593 - Preserve Formants 852594 - Mid/Side 852595 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852596 - Independent Phase 852597 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852598 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852599 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852600 - Time Domain Smoothing 852601 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852602 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852603 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852604 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852605 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852606 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852607 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852608 - nothing 852609 - Preserve Formants 852610 - Mid/Side 852611 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852612 - Independent Phase 852613 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852614 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852615 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852616 - Time Domain Smoothing 852617 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852618 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852619 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852620 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852621 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852622 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852623 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852624 - nothing 852625 - Preserve Formants 852626 - Mid/Side 852627 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852628 - Independent Phase 852629 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852630 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852631 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852632 - Time Domain Smoothing 852633 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852634 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852635 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852636 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852637 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852638 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852639 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852640 - nothing 852641 - Preserve Formants 852642 - Mid/Side 852643 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852644 - Independent Phase 852645 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852646 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852647 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852648 - Time Domain Smoothing 852649 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852650 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852651 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852652 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852653 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852654 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852655 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852656 - nothing 852657 - Preserve Formants 852658 - Mid/Side 852659 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852660 - Independent Phase 852661 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852662 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852663 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852664 - Time Domain Smoothing 852665 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852666 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852667 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852668 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852669 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852670 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852671 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852672 - nothing 852673 - Preserve Formants 852674 - Mid/Side 852675 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852676 - Independent Phase 852677 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852678 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852679 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852680 - Time Domain Smoothing 852681 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852682 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852683 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852684 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852685 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852686 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852687 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852688 - nothing 852689 - Preserve Formants 852690 - Mid/Side 852691 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852692 - Independent Phase 852693 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852694 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852695 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852696 - Time Domain Smoothing 852697 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852698 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852699 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852700 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852701 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852702 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852703 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852704 - nothing 852705 - Preserve Formants 852706 - Mid/Side 852707 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852708 - Independent Phase 852709 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852710 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852711 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852712 - Time Domain Smoothing 852713 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852714 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852715 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852716 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852717 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852718 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852719 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852720 - nothing 852721 - Preserve Formants 852722 - Mid/Side 852723 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852724 - Independent Phase 852725 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852726 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852727 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852728 - Time Domain Smoothing 852729 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852730 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852731 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852732 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852733 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852734 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852735 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852736 - nothing 852737 - Preserve Formants 852738 - Mid/Side 852739 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852740 - Independent Phase 852741 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852742 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852743 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852744 - Time Domain Smoothing 852745 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852746 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852747 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852748 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852749 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852750 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852751 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852752 - nothing 852753 - Preserve Formants 852754 - Mid/Side 852755 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852756 - Independent Phase 852757 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852758 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852759 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852760 - Time Domain Smoothing 852761 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852762 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852763 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852764 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852765 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852766 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852767 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852768 - nothing 852769 - Preserve Formants 852770 - Mid/Side 852771 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852772 - Independent Phase 852773 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852774 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852775 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852776 - Time Domain Smoothing 852777 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852778 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852779 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852780 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852781 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852782 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852783 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852784 - nothing 852785 - Preserve Formants 852786 - Mid/Side 852787 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852788 - Independent Phase 852789 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852790 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852791 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852792 - Time Domain Smoothing 852793 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852794 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852795 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852796 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852797 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852798 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852799 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852800 - nothing 852801 - Preserve Formants 852802 - Mid/Side 852803 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852804 - Independent Phase 852805 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852806 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852807 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852808 - Time Domain Smoothing 852809 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852810 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852811 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852812 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852813 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852814 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852815 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852816 - nothing 852817 - Preserve Formants 852818 - Mid/Side 852819 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852820 - Independent Phase 852821 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852822 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852823 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852824 - Time Domain Smoothing 852825 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852826 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852827 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852828 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852829 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852830 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852831 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Window: Long 852832 - nothing 852833 - Preserve Formants 852834 - Mid/Side 852835 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852836 - Independent Phase 852837 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852838 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852839 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852840 - Time Domain Smoothing 852841 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852842 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852843 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852844 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852845 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852846 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852847 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Window: Long 852848 - nothing 852849 - Preserve Formants 852850 - Mid/Side 852851 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852852 - Independent Phase 852853 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852854 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852855 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852856 - Time Domain Smoothing 852857 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852858 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852859 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852860 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852861 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852862 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852863 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Window: Long 852864 - nothing 852865 - Preserve Formants 852866 - Mid/Side 852867 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852868 - Independent Phase 852869 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852870 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852871 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852872 - Time Domain Smoothing 852873 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852874 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852875 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852876 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852877 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852878 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852879 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852880 - nothing 852881 - Preserve Formants 852882 - Mid/Side 852883 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852884 - Independent Phase 852885 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852886 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852887 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852888 - Time Domain Smoothing 852889 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852890 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852891 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852892 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852893 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852894 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852895 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852896 - nothing 852897 - Preserve Formants 852898 - Mid/Side 852899 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852900 - Independent Phase 852901 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852902 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852903 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852904 - Time Domain Smoothing 852905 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852906 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852907 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852908 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852909 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852910 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852911 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852912 - nothing 852913 - Preserve Formants 852914 - Mid/Side 852915 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852916 - Independent Phase 852917 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852918 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852919 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852920 - Time Domain Smoothing 852921 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852922 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852923 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852924 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852925 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852926 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852927 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852928 - nothing 852929 - Preserve Formants 852930 - Mid/Side 852931 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852932 - Independent Phase 852933 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852934 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852935 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852936 - Time Domain Smoothing 852937 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852938 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852939 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852940 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852941 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852942 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852943 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852944 - nothing 852945 - Preserve Formants 852946 - Mid/Side 852947 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852948 - Independent Phase 852949 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852950 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852951 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852952 - Time Domain Smoothing 852953 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852954 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852955 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852956 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852957 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852958 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852959 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852960 - nothing 852961 - Preserve Formants 852962 - Mid/Side 852963 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852964 - Independent Phase 852965 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852966 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852967 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852968 - Time Domain Smoothing 852969 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852970 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852971 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852972 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852973 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852974 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852975 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 852976 - nothing 852977 - Preserve Formants 852978 - Mid/Side 852979 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852980 - Independent Phase 852981 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852982 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852983 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852984 - Time Domain Smoothing 852985 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852986 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852987 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852988 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852989 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852990 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852991 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 852992 - nothing 852993 - Preserve Formants 852994 - Mid/Side 852995 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852996 - Independent Phase 852997 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852998 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852999 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853000 - Time Domain Smoothing 853001 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853002 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853003 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853004 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853005 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853006 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853007 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853008 - nothing 853009 - Preserve Formants 853010 - Mid/Side 853011 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853012 - Independent Phase 853013 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853014 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853015 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853016 - Time Domain Smoothing 853017 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853018 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853019 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853020 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853021 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853022 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853023 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853024 - nothing 853025 - Preserve Formants 853026 - Mid/Side 853027 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853028 - Independent Phase 853029 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853030 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853031 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853032 - Time Domain Smoothing 853033 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853034 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853035 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853036 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853037 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853038 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853039 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853040 - nothing 853041 - Preserve Formants 853042 - Mid/Side 853043 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853044 - Independent Phase 853045 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853046 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853047 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853048 - Time Domain Smoothing 853049 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853050 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853051 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853052 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853053 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853054 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853055 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853056 - nothing 853057 - Preserve Formants 853058 - Mid/Side 853059 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853060 - Independent Phase 853061 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853062 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853063 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853064 - Time Domain Smoothing 853065 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853066 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853067 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853068 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853069 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853070 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853071 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853072 - nothing 853073 - Preserve Formants 853074 - Mid/Side 853075 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853076 - Independent Phase 853077 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853078 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853079 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853080 - Time Domain Smoothing 853081 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853082 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853083 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853084 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853085 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853086 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853087 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853088 - nothing 853089 - Preserve Formants 853090 - Mid/Side 853091 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853092 - Independent Phase 853093 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853094 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853095 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853096 - Time Domain Smoothing 853097 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853098 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853099 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853100 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853101 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853102 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853103 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853104 - nothing 853105 - Preserve Formants 853106 - Mid/Side 853107 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853108 - Independent Phase 853109 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853110 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853111 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853112 - Time Domain Smoothing 853113 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853114 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853115 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853116 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853117 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853118 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853119 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853120 - nothing 853121 - Preserve Formants 853122 - Mid/Side 853123 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853124 - Independent Phase 853125 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853126 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853127 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853128 - Time Domain Smoothing 853129 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853130 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853131 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853132 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853133 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853134 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853135 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853136 - nothing 853137 - Preserve Formants 853138 - Mid/Side 853139 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853140 - Independent Phase 853141 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853142 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853143 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853144 - Time Domain Smoothing 853145 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853146 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853147 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853148 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853149 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853150 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853151 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853152 - nothing 853153 - Preserve Formants 853154 - Mid/Side 853155 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853156 - Independent Phase 853157 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853158 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853159 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853160 - Time Domain Smoothing 853161 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853162 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853163 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853164 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853165 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853166 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853167 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853168 - nothing 853169 - Preserve Formants 853170 - Mid/Side 853171 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853172 - Independent Phase 853173 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853174 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853175 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853176 - Time Domain Smoothing 853177 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853178 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853179 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853180 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853181 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853182 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853183 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853184 - nothing 853185 - Preserve Formants 853186 - Mid/Side 853187 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853188 - Independent Phase 853189 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853190 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853191 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853192 - Time Domain Smoothing 853193 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853194 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853195 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853196 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853197 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853198 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853199 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853200 - nothing 853201 - Preserve Formants 853202 - Mid/Side 853203 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853204 - Independent Phase 853205 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853206 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853207 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853208 - Time Domain Smoothing 853209 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853210 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853211 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853212 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853213 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853214 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853215 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853216 - nothing 853217 - Preserve Formants 853218 - Mid/Side 853219 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853220 - Independent Phase 853221 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853222 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853223 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853224 - Time Domain Smoothing 853225 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853226 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853227 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853228 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853229 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853230 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853231 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853232 - nothing 853233 - Preserve Formants 853234 - Mid/Side 853235 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853236 - Independent Phase 853237 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853238 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853239 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853240 - Time Domain Smoothing 853241 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853242 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853243 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853244 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853245 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853246 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853247 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853248 - nothing 853249 - Preserve Formants 853250 - Mid/Side 853251 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853252 - Independent Phase 853253 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853254 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853255 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853256 - Time Domain Smoothing 853257 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853258 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853259 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853260 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853261 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853262 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853263 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing |
| integer optimize_tonal_content | 2, checkbox for optimize-tonal-content is set on; 0, checkbox for optimize-tonal-content is set off |
| number stretch_marker_fadesize | in milliseconds; negative values are allowed |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose playback-rate-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemChanModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the channelmode-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. It's the CHANMODE-entry Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer channelmode | channelmode of the MediaItem 0 - normal 1 - reverse stereo 2 - Mono (Mix L+R) 3 - Mono Left 4 - Mono Right 5 - Mono 3 ... 66 - Mono 64 67 - Stereo 1/2 ... 129 - Stereo 63/64 |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose channelmode-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemGUIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the GUID-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error. |
| string GUID | the GUID of the item |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose GUID-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemRecPassFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the recpass-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. It's the counter of the recorded item-takes within a project, ordered by the order of recording. Only displayed with recorded item-takes, not imported ones. It's the RECPASS-entry. Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer recpass_state | the number of recorded mediaitem; every recorded item gets it's counting-number. |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose recpass-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemBeatFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the beatstate/timebase-entry of a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer beatstate | the item-timebase state nil - Track/project default timebase 0 - Time 1 - Beats (posiiton, length, rate) 2 - Beats (position only) |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose beatstate/timebase-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemMixFlagFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the item-mix-behavior-entry of a MediaItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer itemmix_state | the item-mix-behavior nil - Project Default item mix behavior 0 - Enclosed items replace enclosing items 1 - Items always mix 2 - Items always replace earlier items |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose item-mix-behavior-state you want to know; nil, use parameter MediaItemStatechunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemUSTrackNumber_StateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the tracknumber as well as the mediatrack-object from where the mediaitem was from, as given by a MediaItemStateChunk. This works only, if the StateChunk contains the entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER", which holds the original tracknumber of the MediaItem. This entry will only be added by functions from the Ultraschall-API, like GetAllMediaItemsBetween Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber, where this item came from; starts with 1 for the first track! |
| MediaTrack track | the accompanying track as MediaTrack-object |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ SetItemUSTrackNumber_StateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds/Replaces the entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER" in a MediaItemStateChunk, that tells other Ultraschall-Apifunctions, from which track this item originated from. It returns the modified MediaItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber you want to set, with 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2 |
^ SetItemPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets position in a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk in seconds. It returns the modified MediaItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose state you want to change; nil, use parameter MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| integer position | position in seconds |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ SetItemLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets length in a MediaItem and MediaItemStateChunk in seconds. It returns the modified MediaItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose state you want to change; nil, use parameter MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| integer length | length in seconds |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the statechunk of MediaItem. Parameter AddTracknumber allows you to set, whether the tracknumber of the MediaItem shall be inserted to the statechunk as well, by the new entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER". returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if getting the statechunk was successful; false, if not |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | the statechunk of the MediaItem |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose statechunk you want to have |
| boolean AddTracknumber | nil or true; add the tracknumber, where the MediaItem lies, as additional entry entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER" to the statechunk; false, just return the original statechunk. |
^ GetItem_Video_IgnoreAudioFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the "Ignore audio"-checkbox of a video-item-source in a specific MediaItem-take. Returns nil in case of an error(no video source in take) |
| boolean checked_state | true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
^ SetItem_Video_IgnoreAudioFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the "Ignore audio"-checkbox of a video-item-source in a specific MediaItem-take. Returns nil in case of an error(no video source in take) |
| string statechunk | the altered statechunk |
^ IsValidMediaItemStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether MediaItemStateChunk is a valide MediaItemStateChunk. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, MediaItemStateChunk is valid; false, MediaItemStateChunk isn't a valid statechunk |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | the string to check, if it's a valid MediaItemStateChunk |
^ CheckMediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether MediaItemArray is valid. It throws out all entries, that are not MediaItems and returns the altered array as result. returns false in case of error or if it is not a valid MediaItemArray |
| boolean retval | returns true if MediaItemArray is valid, false if not |
| integer count | the number of entries in the returned retMediaItemArray |
| array retMediaItemArray | the, possibly, altered MediaItemArray |
| array MediaItemArray | a MediaItemArray that shall be checked for validity |
^ IsValidMediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether MediaItemArray is valid. It throws out all entries, that are not MediaItems and returns the altered array as result. returns false in case of an error or if it is not a valid MediaItemArray |
| boolean retval | returns true if MediaItemArray is valid, false if not |
| integer count | the number of entries in the returned retMediaItemArray |
| array retMediaItemArray | the, possibly, altered MediaItemArray |
| array MediaItemArray | a MediaItemArray that shall be checked for validity |
^ CheckMediaItemStateChunkArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether MediaItemStateChunkArray is valid. It throws out all entries, that are not MediaItemStateChunks and returns the altered array as result. returns false in case of an error or if it is not a valid MediaItemStateChunkArray |
| boolean retval | returns true if MediaItemStateChunkArray is valid, false if not |
| integer count | the number of entries in the returned retMediaItemStateChunkArray |
| array retMediaItemStateChunkArray | the, possibly, altered MediaItemStateChunkArray |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | a MediaItemStateChunkArray that shall be checked for validity |
^ IsValidMediaItemStateChunkArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether MediaItemStateChunkArray is valid. It throws out all entries, that are not MediaItemStateChunks and returns the altered array as result. returns false in case of an error or if it is not a valid MediaItemStateChunkArray |
| boolean retval | returns true if MediaItemStateChunkArray is valid, false if not |
| integer count | the number of entries in the returned retMediaItemStateChunkArray |
| array retMediaItemStateChunkArray | the, possibly, altered MediaItemStateChunkArray |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | a MediaItemStateChunkArray that shall be checked for validity |
^ GetMediaItemsAtPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets all Mediaitems at position, from the tracks given by trackstring. Returns a MediaItemArray with the found MediaItems returns -1 in case of error |
| integer number_of_items | the number of items at position |
| array MediaItemArray | an array, that contains all MediaItems at position from the tracks given by trackstring. |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array, that contains all Mediaitem's MediaItemStatechunks at position from the tracks given by trackstring. |
| number position | position in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
^ OnlyMediaItemsOfTracksInTrackstringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Throws all MediaItems out of the MediaItemArray, that are not within the tracks, as given with trackstring. Returns the "cleared" MediaItemArray returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| array MediaItemArray | the "cleared" array, that contains only Items in tracks, as given by trackstring, -1 in case of error |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with MediaItems; no nil-entries allowed, will be seen as the end of the array |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
^ SplitMediaItems_PositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Splits items at position, in the tracks given by trackstring. If auto-crossfade is set in the Reaper-preferences, crossfade turns it on(true) or off(false). Returns false, in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true - success, false - error |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the items on the right side of the split |
| number position | the position in seconds |
| string trackstring | the numbers for the tracks, where split shall be applied to; numbers separated by a comma |
| boolean crossfade | true or nil, automatic crossfade(if enabled) will be applied; false, automatic crossfade is off |
^ SplitItemsAtPositionFromArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Splits items in MediaItemArray at position, in the tracks given by trackstring. If auto-crossfade is set in the Reaper-preferences, crossfade turns it on(true) or off(false). Returns false, in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true - success, false - error |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the items on the right side of the split |
| number position | the position in seconds |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the items, where split shall be applied to. No nil-entries allowed! |
| boolean crossfade | true - automatic crossfade(if enabled) will be applied; false - automatic crossfade is off |
^ DeleteMediaItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes a MediaItem. Returns true, in case of success, false in case of error. returns the MediaItemStateChunk of the deleted MediaItem as well, so you can do additional processing with a deleted item. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, delete was successful; false was unsuccessful |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | the StateChunk of the deleted MediaItem the statechunk contains an additional entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER" which holds the tracknumber, in which the deleted MediaItem was located |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem to be deleted |
^ DeleteMediaItemsFromArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes the MediaItems from MediaItemArray. Returns true, in case of success, false in case of error. In addition, it returns a MediaItemStateChunkArray, that contains the statechunks of all deleted MediaItems returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, delete was successful; false was unsuccessful |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | and array with all statechunks of all deleted MediaItems; each statechunk contains an additional entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER" which holds the tracknumber, in which the deleted MediaItem was located |
| array MediaItemArray | a array with MediaItem-objects to delete; no nil entries allowed |
^ DeleteMediaItems_PositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Delete the MediaItems at given position, from the tracks as given by trackstring. returns, if deleting was successful and an array with all statechunks of all deleted MediaItems returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, delete was successful; false was unsuccessful |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | and array with all statechunks of all deleted MediaItems; each statechunk contains an additional entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER" which holds the tracknumber, in which the deleted MediaItem was located |
| number position | the position in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
^ GetAllMediaItemsBetweenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets all MediaItems between startposition and endposition from the tracks as given by trackstring. Set inside to true to get only items, that are fully within the start and endposition, set it to false, if you also want items, that are just partially inside(end or just the beginning of the item). Returns the number of items, an array with all the MediaItems and an array with all the MediaItemStateChunks of the items, as used by functions as InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk, reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk. The statechunks include a new element "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER", which contains the tracknumber of where the item originally was in; important, if you delete the items as you'll otherwise loose this information! Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer count | the number of found items |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all the found MediaItems |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with the MediaItemStateChunks, that can be used to create new items with InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk |
| number startposition | startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | endposition in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
| boolean inside | true, only items that are completely within selection; false, include items that are partially within selection |
^ MoveMediaItemsAfter_ByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves all items after old_position by change_position_by-seconds. Affects only items, that begin after oldposition, so items that start before and end after old_position do not move. Returns false in case of failure, true in case of success. |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of failure |
| number oldposition | the position, from where the movement shall be applied to, in seconds |
| number change_position_by | the change of the position in seconds; positive - toward the end of the project, negative - toward the beginning. |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
^ MoveMediaItemsBefore_ByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves all items before old_position by change_position_by-seconds. Affects only items, that end before oldposition, so items that start before and end after old_position do not move. Returns false in case of failure, true in case of success. |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of failure |
| number oldposition | the position, from where the movement shall be applied to, in seconds |
| number change_position_by | the change of the position in seconds; positive - toward the end of the project, negative - toward the beginning. |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
^ MoveMediaItemsBetween_ToFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves the items between sectionstart and sectionend to newposition, within the tracks given by trackstring. If inside is set to true, only items completely within the section are moved; if set to false, also items are affected, that are just partially within the section. Items, that start after sectionstart, and therefore have an offset, will be moved to newposition+their offset. Keep that in mind. Returns false in case of failure, true in case of success. |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of failure |
| number startposition | begin of the item-selection in seconds |
| number endposition | end of the item-selection in seconds |
| number newposition | new position in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a , |
| boolean inside | true, only items completely within the section; false, also items partially within the section |
^ ChangeLengthOfMediaItems_FromArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes the length of the MediaItems in MediaItemArray to newlength. They will all be set to the new length, regardless of their old length. If you want to change the length of the items not >to< newlength, but >by< newlength, use ChangeDeltaLengthOfMediaItems_FromArray instead. Returns false in case of failure, true in case of success. |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of failure |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with items to be changed. No nil entries allowed! |
| number newlength | the new length of the items in seconds |
^ ChangeDeltaLengthOfMediaItems_FromArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes the length of the MediaItems in MediaItemArray by deltalength. If you want to change the length of the items not >by< deltalength, but >to< deltalength, use ChangeLengthOfMediaItems_FromArray instead. Returns false in case of failure, true in case of success. |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of failure |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with items to be changed. No nil entries allowed! |
| number deltalength | the change of the length of the items in seconds, positive value - longer, negative value - shorter |
^ ChangeOffsetOfMediaItems_FromArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes the audio-offset of the MediaItems in MediaItemArray to newoffset. It affects all(!) takes that the MediaItems has. If you want to change the offset of the items not >to< newoffset, but >by< newoffset, use ChangeDeltaOffsetOfMediaItems_FromArray instead. Returns false in case of failure, true in case of success. |
| boolean retval | true, in case of success; false, in case of failure |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with items to be changed. No nil entries allowed! |
| number newoffset | the new offset of the items in seconds |
^ ChangeDeltaOffsetOfMediaItems_FromArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes the audio-offset of the MediaItems in MediaItemArray by deltaoffset. It affects all(!) takes of the MediaItems have. If you want to change the offset of the items not >by< deltaoffset, but >to< deltaoffset, use ChangeOffsetOfMediaItems_FromArray instead. Returns false in case of failure, true in case of success. |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of failure |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with items to be changed. No nil entries allowed! |
| number newoffset | the new offset of the items in seconds |
^ SectionCutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Cuts out all items between startposition and endposition in the tracks given by trackstring. Returns number of cut items as well as an array with the mediaitem-statechunks, which can be used with functions as InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk, reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer number_items | the number of cut items |
| array MediaItemArray_StateChunk | an array with the mediaitem-states of the cut items. |
| number startposition | the startposition of the section in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition of the section in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by , |
| boolean add_to_clipboard | true, puts the cut items into the clipboard; false, don't put into the clipboard |
^ SectionCut_InverseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Cuts out all items before(!) startposition and after(!) endposition in the tracks given by trackstring; it keeps all items inbetween startposition and endposition. Returns number of cut items as well as an array with the mediaitem-statechunks, which can be used with functions as InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk, reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer number_items_beforestart | the number of cut items before startposition |
| array MediaItemArray_StateChunk_beforestart | an array with the mediaitem-states of the cut items before startposition |
| integer number_items_afterend | the number of cut items after endposition |
| array MediaItemArray_StateChunk_afterend | an array with the mediaitem-states of the cut items after endposition |
| number startposition | the startposition of the section in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition of the section in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by , |
| boolean add_to_clipboard | true, puts the cut items into the clipboard; false, don't put into the clipboard |
^ RippleCutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Cuts out all items between startposition and endposition in the tracks given by trackstring. After cut, it moves the remaining items after(!) endposition toward projectstart, by the difference between start and endposition. Returns number of cut items as well as an array with the mediaitem-statechunks, which can be used with functions as InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk, reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer number_items | the number of cut items |
| array MediaItemArray_StateChunk | an array with the mediaitem-states of the cut items |
| number startposition | the startposition of the section in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition of the section in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by , |
| boolean moveenvelopepoints | moves envelopepoints, if existing, as well |
| boolean add_to_clipboard | true, puts the cut items into the clipboard; false, don't put into the clipboard |
| boolean movemarkers | true or nil, move markers; false, don't move markers |
^ RippleCut_ReverseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Cuts out all items between startposition and endposition in the tracks given by trackstring. After cut, it moves the remaining items before(!) startposition toward projectend, by the difference between start and endposition. Returns number of cut items as well as an array with the mediaitem-statechunks, which can be used with functions as InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk, reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer number_items | the number of cut items |
| array MediaItemArray_StateChunk | an array with the mediaitem-states of the cut items |
| number startposition | the startposition of the section in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition of the section in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by , |
| boolean moveenvelopepoints | moves envelopepoints, if existing, as well |
| boolean add_to_clipboard | true, puts the cut items into the clipboard; false, don't put into the clipboard |
^ InsertMediaItem_MediaItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts MediaItem in MediaTrack at position. Returns the newly created(or better: inserted) MediaItem as well as startposition, endposition and length of the inserted item. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the newly created MediaItem |
| number startposition | the startposition of the inserted MediaItem in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition of the inserted MediaItem in seconds |
| number length | the length of the inserted MediaItem in seconds |
| number position | the position of the newly created mediaitem |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem that shall be inserted into a track |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the track, where the item shall be inserted to |
^ InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts a new MediaItem in MediaTrack at position. Uses a mediaitem-state-chunk as created by functions like GetAllMediaItemsBetween, reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk.. Returns the newly created MediaItem. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the newly created MediaItem |
| number startposition | the startposition of the inserted MediaItem in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition of the inserted MediaItem in seconds |
| number length | the length of the inserted MediaItem in seconds |
| number position | the position of the newly created mediaitem |
| string MediaItemStatechunk | the Statechunk for the MediaItem, that shall be inserted into a track |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the track, where the item shall be inserted to; nil, use the statechunk-entry ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER for the track instead. |
^ InsertMediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts the MediaItems from MediaItemArray at position into the tracks, as given by trackstring. Returns the number of newly created items, as well as an array with the newly create MediaItems. Returns -1 in case of failure. Note: this inserts the items only in the tracks, where the original items came from. Items from track 1 will be included into track 1. Trackstring only helps to include or exclude the items from inclusion into certain tracks. If you have a MediaItemArray with items from track 1,2,3,4,5 and you give trackstring only the tracknumber for track 3 and 4 -> 3,4, then only the items, that were in tracks 3 and 4 originally, will be included, all the others will be ignored. |
| integer number_of_items | the number of MediaItems created |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the newly created MediaItems |
| number position | the position of the newly created mediaitem |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the MediaItems to be inserted |
| string trackstring | the numbers of the tracks, separated by a , |
^ GetMediaItemStateChunksFromItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the MediaItem-StateChunks for all MediaItems in MediaItemArray. It returns the number of items as well as an array, with each entry one MediaItemStateChunk. StateChunks are used by the reaper-functions reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer number_of_items | the number of trackstatechunks, usually the same as MediaItems in MediaItemArray |
| array MediaItemArray_StateChunks | an array with the StateChunks of the MediaItems in MediaItemArray |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the MediaItems you want the statechunks of |
^ RippleInsertFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| It inserts the MediaItems from MediaItemArray at position into the tracks, as given by trackstring. It moves the items, that were there before, accordingly toward the end of the project. Returns the number of newly created items, as well as an array with the newly created MediaItems and the endposition of the last(projectposition) inserted item into the project. Returns -1 in case of failure. Note: this inserts the items only in the tracks, where the original items came from. Items from track 1 will be included into track 1. Trackstring only helps to include or exclude the items from inclusion into certain tracks. If you have a MediaItemArray with items from track 1,2,3,4,5 and you give trackstring only the tracknumber for track 3 and 4 -> 3,4, then only the items, that were in tracks 3 and 4 originally, will be included, all the others will be ignored. |
| integer number_of_items | the number of newly created items |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the newly created MediaItems |
| number endpos_inserted_items | the endposition of the last newly inserted MediaItem |
| number position | the position of the newly created mediaitem |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the MediaItems to be inserted |
| string trackstring | the numbers of the tracks, separated by a , |
| boolean moveenvelopepoints | true, move the envelopepoints as well; false, keep the envelopepoints where they are |
| boolean movemarkers | true, move markers as well; false, keep markers where they are |
^ MoveMediaItems_FromArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| It changes the position of the MediaItems from MediaItemArray. It keeps the related position to each other, putting the earliest item at newposition, putting the others later, relative to their offset. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, else returns 1 |
| number earliest_itemtime | the new earliest starttime of all MediaItems moved |
| number latest_itemtime | the new latest endtime of all MediaItems moved |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the MediaItems to be inserted |
| number newposition | the new position in seconds |
^ InsertMediaItemStateChunkArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts the MediaItems from MediaItemStateChunkArray at position into the tracks, as given by trackstring. Note:Needs ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER within the statechunks, which includes the tracknumber for each mediaitem to be included. Else it will return -1. That entry will be included automatically into the MediaItemStateChunkArray as provided by GetAllMediaItemsBetween. If you need to manually insert that entry into a statechunk, use SetItemUSTRackNumber_StateChunk. Returns the number of newly created items, as well as an array with the newly create MediaItems. Returns -1 in case of failure. Note: this inserts the items only in the tracks, where the original items came from(or the tracks set with the entry ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER). Items from track 1 will be included into track 1. Trackstring only helps to include or exclude the items from inclusion into certain tracks. If you have a MediaItemStateChunkArray with items from track 1,2,3,4,5 and you give trackstring only the tracknumber for track 3 and 4 -> 3,4, then only the items, that were in tracks 3 and 4 originally, will be included, all the others will be ignored. |
| integer number_of_items | the number of MediaItems created |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the newly created MediaItems |
| number position | the position of the newly created mediaitem |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with the statechunks of the MediaItems to be inserted |
| string trackstring | the numbers of the tracks, separated by a , |
^ OnlyMediaItemsOfTracksInTrackstring_StateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Throws all MediaItems out of the MediaItemStateChunkArray, that are not within the tracks, as given with trackstring. Returns the "cleared" MediaItemArray; returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| array MediaItemStateChunkarray | the "cleared" array, that contains only the statechunks of MediaItems in tracks, as given by trackstring, -1 in case of error |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with MediaItems; no nil-entries allowed, will be seen as the end of the array |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
^ RippleInsert_MediaItemStateChunksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| It inserts the MediaItems from MediaItemStateChunkArray at position into the tracks, as given by trackstring. It moves the items, that were there before, accordingly toward the end of the project. Returns the number of newly created items, as well as an array with the newly created MediaItems as statechunks and the endposition of the last(projectposition) inserted item into the project. Returns -1 in case of failure. Note: this inserts the items only in the tracks, where the original items came from. Items from track 1 will be included into track 1. Trackstring only helps to include or exclude the items from inclusion into certain tracks. If you have a MediaItemStateChunkArray with items from track 1,2,3,4,5 and you give trackstring only the tracknumber for track 3 and 4 -> 3,4, then only the items, that were in tracks 3 and 4 originally, will be included, all the others will be ignored. |
| integer number_of_items | the number of newly created items |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with the newly created MediaItems as StateChunkArray |
| number endpos_inserted_items | the endposition of the last newly inserted MediaItem |
| number position | the position of the newly created mediaitem |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with the statechunks of MediaItems to be inserted |
| string trackstring | the numbers of the tracks, separated by a , |
| boolean moveenvelopepoints | true, move the envelopepoints as well; false, keep the envelopepoints where they are |
| boolean movemarkers | true, move markers as well; false, keep markers where they are |
^ GetAllMediaItemsFromTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of items of tracknumber, as well as an array with all MediaItems and an array with all MediaItemStateChunks returns -1 in case of error |
| integer itemcount | the number of items in that track |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems from this track |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with all MediaItemStateCunks from this track |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber, from where you want to get the item |
^ SetItemsLockStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the lockstate of the items in MediaItemArray. Set lockstate=true to set the items locked; false to set them unlocked. returns true in case of success, false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with the MediaItems to be processed |
| boolean lockstate | true, to set the MediaItems to locked, false to set them to unlocked |
^ AddLockStateToMediaItemStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the lockstate in a MediaItemStateChunk. Set lockstate=true to set the chunk locked; false to set it unlocked. Does not apply the changes to the MediaItem itself. To do that, use reaper.GetItemStateChunk or ApplyStateChunkToItems! returns the changed MediaItemStateChunk returns -1 in case of failure |
| string changedMediaItemStateChunk | the lockstate-modified MediaItemStateChunk |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | the statechunk of the item to be processed, as returned by functions like reaper.GetItemStateChunk |
| boolean lockstate | true, to set the MediaItemStateChunk to locked, false to set it to unlocked |
^ AddLockStateTo_MediaItemStateChunkArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the lockstates in a MediaItemStateChunkArray. Set lockstate=true to set the chunks locked; false to set them unlocked. Does not apply the changes to the MediaItem itself. To do that, use reaper.GetItemStateChunk or ApplyStateChunkToItems! returns the number of entries and the altered MediaItemStateChunkArray; -1 in case of failure |
| integer count | the number of entries in the changed MediaItemStateChunkArray |
| array changedMediaItemStateChunkArray | the lockstate-modified MediaItemStateChunkArray |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | the statechunkarray of the items to be processed, as returned by functions like reaper.GetItemStateChunk |
| boolean lockstate | true, to set the MediaItemStateChunk to locked, false to set it to unlocked |
^ ApplyStateChunkToItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Applies changed StateChunks to the respective items. Skips deleted items, as they can't be set. It will look into the IGUID-entry of the statechunks, to find the right corresponding MediaItem to apply the statechunk to. returns the number of entries and the altered MediaItemStateChunkArray; -1 in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true it worked, false it didn't |
| integer skippeditemscount | the number of entries that couldn't be applied |
| array skipped_MediaItemStateChunkArray | the StateChunks, that couldn't be aplied |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | the statechunkarray of the items to be applied, as returned by functions like reaper.GetItemStateChunk |
| boolean undostate | true, sets the changed undo-possible, false undo-impossible |
^ GetAllLockedItemsFromMediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number and the items that are locked, as well as the number and the items that are NOT locked. The items are returned as MediaItemArrays returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer countlock | the number of locked items. -1 in case of failure |
| array locked_MediaItemArray | the locked items in a mediaitemarray |
| integer countunlock | the number of un(!)locked items |
| array unlocked_MediaItemArray | the un(!)locked items in a mediaitemarray |
| array MediaItemArray | the statechunkarray of the items to be checked. |
^ GetMediaItemStateChunksFromMediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of items and statechunks of the Items in MediaItemArray. It skips items in MediaItemArray, that are deleted. returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer count | the number of statechunks returned. -1 in case of failure |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | the statechunks of the items in mediaitemarray |
| array MediaItemArray | the statechunkarray of the items to be checked. |
^ GetSelectedMediaItemsAtPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all selected items at position in the tracks as given by trackstring, as MediaItemArray. Empty MediaItemAray if none is found. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer count | the number of entries in the returned MediaItemArray |
| array MediaItemArray | the found MediaItems returned as an array |
| number position | position in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by commas |
^ GetSelectedMediaItemsBetweenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all selected items between startposition and endposition in the tracks as given by trackstring, as MediaItemArray. Empty MediaItemAray if none is found. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer count | the number of entries in the returned MediaItemArray |
| array MediaItemArray | the found MediaItems returned as an array |
| number startposition | startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | endposition in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by commas |
| boolean inside | true, only items completely within start/endposition; false, also items, that are partially within start/endposition |
^ DeselectMediaItems_MediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deselects all MediaItems, that are in MediaItemArray. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all the MediaItemObjects, that shall be deselected |
^ SelectMediaItems_MediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Selects all MediaItems, that are in MediaItemArray. It retains any current selection. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all the MediaItemObjects, that shall be selected |
^ EnumerateMediaItemsInTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the itemnumberth MediaItemobject in track, the number of items in tracknumber and an array with all MediaItems from this track. returns -1 in case of error |
| MediaItem item | the Mediaitem, as requested by parameter itemnumber |
| integer itemcount | the number of items in that track |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems from this track |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber, from where you want to get the item |
| integer itemnumber | the itemnumber within that track. 1 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
^ GetMediaItemArrayLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the beginning of the first item, the end of the last item as well as the length between start and end of all items within the MediaItemArray. Will return -1, in case of error |
| integer start | the beginning of the earliest item in the MediaItemArray in seconds |
| integer end | the end of the latest item in the MediaItemArray, timewise, in seconds |
| integer length | the length of the MediaItemArray in seconds |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with MediaItems, as returned by functions like GetAllMediaItemsBetween or GetMediaItemsAtPosition or similar. |
^ GetMediaItemStateChunkArrayLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the beginning of the first item, the end of the last item as well as the length between start and end of all items within the MediaItemStateChunkArray. Will return -1, in case of error |
| integer start | the beginning of the earliest item in the MediaItemArray in seconds |
| integer end | the end of the latest item in the MediaItemArray, timewise, in seconds |
| integer length | the length of the MediaItemArray in seconds |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with MediaItemStateChunks, as returned by functions like GetAllMediaItemsBetween or GetMediaItemsAtPosition or similar. |
^ GetAllMediaItemGUIDsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns an array with all MediaItem-GUIDs in order of the MediaItems-count(1 for first MediaItem, etc). Returns nil in case of an error |
| table diff_array | an array with all entries from CompareArray2, that are not in Array |
| table GUID_Array | an array with all GUIDs of all MediaItems |
| integer count_of_GUID | the number of GUIDs(from MediaItems) in the GUID_Array |
^ GetItemSpectralConfigFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the item-spectral-config, which is the fft-size of the spectral view for this item. set itemidx to -1 to use the optional parameter MediaItemStateChunk to alter a MediaItemStateChunk instead of an item directly. returns -1 in case of error or nil if no spectral-config exists(e.g. when no spectral-edit is applied to this item) |
| integer item_spectral_config | the fft-size in points for the spectral-view; 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024(default), 2048, 4096, 8192; -1, if not existing |
| integer itemidx | the number of the item, with 1 for the first item, 2 for the second, etc.; -1, to use the parameter MediaItemStateChunk |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | you can give a MediaItemStateChunk to process, if itemidx is set to -1 |
^ SetItemSpectralConfigFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the item-spectral-config, which is the fft-size of the spectral view for this item. returns false in case of error or if no spectral-config exists(e.g. when no spectral-edit is applied to this item) |
| boolean retval | true, if setting spectral-config worked; false, if not |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | the altered MediaItemStateChunk |
| integer itemidx | the number of the item, with 1 for the first item, 2 for the second, etc.; -1, if you want to use the optional parameter MediaItemStateChunk |
| integer item_spectral_config | the fft-size in points for the spectral-view; 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024(default), 2048, 4096, 8192; nil, to remove it nil will only remove it, when SPECTRAL_EDIT is removed from item first; returned statechunk will have it removed still |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | a MediaItemStateChunk you want to have altered; works only, if itemdidx is set to -1, otherwise it will be ignored |
^ CountItemSpectralEditsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| counts the number of SPECTRAL_EDITs in a given MediaItem/MediaItemStateChunk. The SPECTRAL_EDITs are the individual edit-boundary-boxes in the spectral-view. If itemidx is set to -1, you can give the function a MediaItemStateChunk to look in, instead. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer count | the number of spectral-edits available in a given MediaItem/MediaItemStateChunk |
| integer itemidx | the MediaItem to look in for the spectral-edit; -1, to use the parameter MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | if itemidx is -1, this can be a MediaItemStateChunk to use, otherwise this will be ignored |
^ GetItemSpectralEditFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the settings of a specific SPECTRAL_EDIT in a given MediaItem/MediaItemStateChunk. The SPECTRAL_EDITs are the individual edit-boundary-boxes in the spectral-view. If itemidx is set to -1, you can give the function a MediaItemStateChunk to look in, instead. returns -1 in case of error |
| number start_pos | the startposition of the spectral-edit-region in seconds |
| number length | the length of the spectral-edit-region in seconds |
| number gain | the gain as slider-value; 0(-224dB) to 98350.1875(99.68dB); 1 for 0dB |
| number fade | 0(0%)-0.5(100%); adjusting this affects also parameter fade2! |
| number freq_fade | 0(0%)-0.5(100%); adjusting this affects also parameter freq_fade2! |
| number freq_range_bottom | the bottom of the edit-region, but can be moved to be top as well! 0 to device-samplerate/2 (e.g 96000 for 192kHz) |
| number freq_range_top | the top of the edit-region, but can be moved to be bottom as well! 0 to device-samplerate/2 (e.g 96000 for 192kHz) |
| integer h | unknown |
| integer byp_solo | sets the solo and bypass-state. 0, no solo, no bypass; 1, bypass only; 2, solo only; 3, bypass and solo |
| number gate_thres | sets the threshold of the gate; 0(-224dB)-98786.226563(99.89dB) |
| number gate_floor | sets the floor of the gate; 0(-224dB)-99802.171875(99.98dB) |
| number comp_thresh | sets the threshold for the compressor; 0(-224dB)-98842.484375(99.90dB); 1(0dB)is default |
| number comp_exp_ratio | sets the ratio of the compressor/expander; 0.1(1:10.0)-100(100:1.0); 1(1.0:1) is default |
| number n | unknown |
| number o | unknown |
| number fade2 | negative with fade_in set; positive with fadeout-set |
| number freq_fade2 | negative with low frequency-fade, positive with high-frequency-fade |
| integer itemidx | the MediaItem to look in for the spectral-edit; -1, to use the parameter MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| integer spectralidx | the number of the spectral-edit to return; 1 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | if itemidx is -1, this can be a MediaItemStateChunk to use, otherwise this will be ignored |
^ DeleteItemSpectralEditFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes a specific SPECTRAL_EDIT in a given MediaItem/MediaItemStateChunk. The SPECTRAL_EDITs are the individual edit-boundary-boxes in the spectral-view. If itemidx is set to -1, you can give the function a MediaItemStateChunk to look in, instead. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, if deleting an spectral-edit-entry was successful; false, if it was unsuccessful |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | the altered MediaItemStateChunk |
| integer itemidx | the MediaItem to look in for the spectral-edit; -1, to use the parameter MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| integer spectralidx | the number of the spectral-edit to delete; 1 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | if itemidx is -1, this can be a MediaItemStateChunk to use, otherwise this will be ignored |
^ SetItemSpectralVisibilityStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets SPECTROGRAM-state in a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. Setting it shows the spectrogram, in which you can do spectral-editing, as selected in the MediaItem-menu "Spectral-editing -> Toggle show spectrogram for selected items" It returns the modified MediaItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | the altered rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
| integer itemidx | the number of the item in the project; use -1 to use MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| integer state | the state of the SPECTROGRAM; 0, to hide SpectralEdit; 1, to set SpectralEdit visible |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk; only read, when itemidx=-1 |
^ SetItemSpectralEditFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a spectral-edit-instance in a MediaItem or MediaItemStateChunk. After committing the changed MediaItemStateChunk to a MediaItem, Reaper may change the order of the spectral-edits! Keep that in mind, when changing numerous Spectral-Edits or use MediaItemStateChunks for the setting before committing them to a MediaItem using Reaper's function reaper.SetItemStateChunk(). It returns the modified MediaItemStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
| integer itemidx | the number of the item in the project; use -1 to use MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| integer spectralidx | the number of the spectral-edit-instance, that you want to set |
| number start_pos | the startposition of the spectral-edit-region in seconds |
| number length | the length of the spectral-edit-region in seconds |
| number gain | the gain as slider-value; 0(-224dB) to 98350.1875(99.68dB); 1 for 0dB |
| number fade | 0(0%)-0.5(100%); adjusting this affects also parameter fade2! |
| number freq_fade | 0(0%)-0.5(100%); adjusting this affects also parameter freq_fade2! |
| number freq_range_bottom | the bottom of the edit-region, but can be moved to be top as well! 0 to device-samplerate/2 (e.g 96000 for 192kHz) |
| number freq_range_top | the top of the edit-region, but can be moved to be bottom as well! 0 to device-samplerate/2 (e.g 96000 for 192kHz) |
| integer h | unknown |
| integer byp_solo | sets the solo and bypass-state. 0, no solo, no bypass; 1, bypass only; 2, solo only; 3, bypass and solo |
| number gate_thres | sets the threshold of the gate; 0(-224dB)-98786.226563(99.89dB) |
| number gate_floor | sets the floor of the gate; 0(-224dB)-99802.171875(99.98dB) |
| number comp_thresh | sets the threshold for the compressor; 0(-224dB)-98842.484375(99.90dB); 1(0dB)is default |
| number comp_exp_ratio | sets the ratio of the compressor/expander; 0.1(1:10.0)-100(100:1.0); 1(1.0:1) is default |
| number n | unknown |
| number o | unknown |
| number fade2 | negative with fade_in set; positive with fadeout-set |
| number freq_fade2 | negative with low frequency-fade, positive with high-frequency-fade |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | an rpp-xml-statechunk, as created by reaper-api-functions like GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetItemSourceFile_TakeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns filename, the PCM_Source-object and the MediaItem_Take-object of a specific take. Use take_nr=0 for active take. returns nil in case of error |
| string source_filename | the filename of the requested take |
| PCM_source source | the PCM_source-object of the requested take |
| MediaItem_Take take | the Media-Item_Take-object of the requested take |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem-object, in which the requested take lies |
| integer take_nr | the number of the requested take; use 0 for the active take |
^ AddItemSpectralEditFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a new SPECTRAL_EDIT-entry in a given MediaItem/MediaItemStateChunk. The SPECTRAL_EDITs are the individual edit-boundary-boxes in the spectral-view. If itemidx is set to -1, you can give the function a MediaItemStateChunk to look in, instead. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, if adding was successful; false, if adding wasn't successful |
| optional MediaItemStateChunk statechunk | the altered MediaItemStateChunk |
| integer itemidx | the MediaItem to add to another spectral-edit-entry; -1, to use the parameter MediaItemStateChunk instead |
| number start_pos | the startposition of the spectral-edit-region in seconds |
| number length | the length of the spectral-edit-region in seconds |
| number gain | the gain as slider-value; 0(-224dB) to 98350.1875(99.68dB); 1 for 0dB |
| number fade | 0(0%)-0.5(100%); adjusting this affects also parameter fade2! |
| number freq_fade | 0(0%)-0.5(100%); adjusting this affects also parameter freq_fade2! |
| number freq_range_bottom | the bottom of the edit-region, but can be moved to be top as well! 0 to device-samplerate/2 (e.g 96000 for 192kHz) |
| number freq_range_top | the top of the edit-region, but can be moved to be bottom as well! 0 to device-samplerate/2 (e.g 96000 for 192kHz) |
| integer h | unknown |
| integer byp_solo | sets the solo and bypass-state. 0, no solo, no bypass; 1, bypass only; 2, solo only; 3, bypass and solo |
| number gate_thres | sets the threshold of the gate; 0(-224dB)-98786.226563(99.89dB) |
| number gate_floor | sets the floor of the gate; 0(-224dB)-99802.171875(99.98dB) |
| number comp_thresh | sets the threshold for the compressor; 0(-224dB)-98842.484375(99.90dB); 1(0dB)is default |
| number comp_exp_ratio | sets the ratio of the compressor/expander; 0.1(1:10.0)-100(100:1.0); 1(1.0:1) is default |
| number n | unknown |
| number o | unknown |
| number fade2 | negative with fade_in set; positive with fadeout-set |
| number freq_fade2 | negative with low frequency-fade, positive with high-frequency-fade |
| string MediaItemStateChunk | if itemidx is -1, this can be a MediaItemStateChunk to use, otherwise this will be ignored |
^ GetItemSpectralVisibilityStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if spectral-editing is shown in the arrange-view of item itemidx set itemidx to -1 to use the optional parameter MediaItemStateChunk to alter a MediaItemStateChunk instead of an item directly. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer item_spectral_config | 0, if spectral-config isn't shown in arrange-view; 1, if spectral-config is shown in arrange-view |
| integer itemidx | the number of the item, with 1 for the first item, 2 for the second, etc.; -1, to use the parameter MediaItemStateChunk |
| optional string MediaItemStateChunk | you can give a MediaItemStateChunk to process, if itemidx is set to -1 |
^ InsertImageFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts a supported image-file into your project. Due API-limitations, it creates two undo-points(one for inserting the MediaItem and one for changing the length). Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if inserting was successful; false, if inserting was unsuccessful |
| MediaItem item | the MediaItem of the newly inserted image |
| string filename_with_path | the file to check for it's image-fileformat |
| integer track | the track, in which the image shall be inserted |
| number position | the position of the inserted image in seconds |
| number length | the length of the image-item in seconds; 1, for the default length of 1 second |
| boolean looped | true, loop the inserted image-file; false, don't loop the inserted image-file |
^ GetAllSelectedMediaItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all selected items in the project as MediaItemArray. Empty MediaItemAray if none is found. |
| integer count | the number of entries in the returned MediaItemArray |
| array MediaItemArray | all selected MediaItems returned as an array |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | the statechunks of all found MediaItems as an array |
^ SetMediaItemsSelected_TimeSelectionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets all MediaItems selected, that are within the time-selection. |
^ GetParentTrack_MediaItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the tracknumber and the MediaTrack-object of the track in which the MediaItem is placed. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber of the track, in which the MediaItem is placed; 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc |
| MediaTrack mediatrack | the MediaTrack-object of the track, in which the MediaItem is placed |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, of which you want to know the track is is placed in |
^ IsItemInTrack2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether a MediaItem is in track with tracknumber. see IsItemInTrack to use itemidx instead of the MediaItem-object. see IsItemInTrack3 to check against multiple tracks at once using a trackstring. returns nil in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, if item is in track; false, if not |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber of the track, in which the item lies |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, of which you want to know the track is is placed in |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber to check the parent track of the MediaItem against, with 1 for track 1, etc |
^ IsItemInTimerangeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| checks, whether a given MediaItem is within startposition and endposition and returns the result. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, item is in timerange; false, item isn't in timerange |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem to check for, if it's within the timerange |
| number startposition | the starttime of the timerange, in which the MediaItem must be, in seconds |
| number endposition | the endtime of the timerange, in which the MediaItem must be, in seconds |
| boolean inside | true, MediaItem must be fully within timerange; false, MediaItem can be partially inside timerange |
^ OnlyItemsInTracksAndTimerangeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Removes all items from MediaItemArray, that aren't in tracks, as given by trackstring and are outside the timerange(starttime to endtime). returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of items that fit the requested tracks and timerange |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | the altered MediaItemArray, that has only the MediaItems from tracks as requested by trackstring and from within timerange |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems, that shall be checked for trackexistence and timerange |
| string trackstring | a string with all requested tracknumbers in which the MediaItem must be, separated by commas; 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc |
| number starttime | the starttime of the timerange, in which the MediaItem must be, in seconds |
| number endtime | the endtime of the timerange, in which the MediaItem must be, in seconds |
| boolean inside | true, only MediaItems are returned, that are fully within starttime and endtime; false, return also MediaItems partially in timerange |
^ ApplyActionToMediaItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Applies an action to a MediaItem, in either main or MIDI-Editor section-context. The action given must support applying itself to selected items. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if running the action was successful; false, if not or an error occured |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, to whom the action shall be applied to |
| string actioncommandid | the commandid-number or ActionCommandID, that shall be run. |
| integer repeat_action | the number of times this action shall be applied to each item; minimum value is 1 |
| boolean midi | true, run an action from MIDI-Editor-section-context; false, run an action from the main section |
| optional HWND MIDI_hwnd | the HWND-handle of the MIDI-Editor, to which a MIDI-action shall be applied to; nil, to use the currently selected one |
^ ApplyActionToMediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Applies an action to the MediaItems in MediaItemArray, in either main or MIDI-Editor section-context The action given must support applying itself to selected items. This function applies the action to each MediaItem individually. To apply the action to all MediaItems in MediaItemArray at once, see ApplyActionToMediaItemArray2. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if running the action was successful; false, if not or an error occured |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems, to whom the action shall be applied to |
| string actioncommandid | the commandid-number or ActionCommandID, that shall be run. |
| integer repeat_action | the number of times this action shall be applied to each item; minimum value is 1 |
| boolean midi | true, run an action from MIDI-Editor-section-context; false, run an action from the main section |
| optional HWND MIDI_hwnd | the HWND-handle of the MIDI-Editor, to which a MIDI-action shall be applied to; nil, to use the currently selected one |
^ GetAllMediaItemsInTimeSelectionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets all MediaItems from within a time-selection Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of items found in time-selection |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems found within time-selection |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers, separated by a comma; 1 for the first track, 2 for the second |
^ NormalizeItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Normalizes all items in MediaItemArray. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1, in case of an error |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems, that shall be normalized |
^ GetAllMediaItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a MediaItemArray with all MediaItems in the current project |
| integer itemcount | the number of items in the MediaItemArray |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems from the current project |
^ PreviewMediaItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will play a preview a given MediaItem. You can just play one preview at a time, except when previewing additionally through the MediaExplorer. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | false, in case of error; true, in case of success |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, of which you want to play a preview |
| integer Previewtype | the type of the preview 0, Preview the MediaItem in the Media Explorer 1, Preview the MediaItem 2, Preview the MediaItem at track fader volume of the track, in which it lies 3, Preview the MediaItem through the track, in which it lies(including FX-settings) |
^ StopAnyPreviewFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops any playing preview of a MediaItem. |
^ PreviewMediaFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Plays a preview of a media-file. You can only play one file at a time. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, starting preview was successful; false, starting preview wasn't successful |
| string filename_with_path | the filename with path of the media-file to play |
| optional number gain | the gain of the volume; nil, defaults to 1 |
| optional boolean loop | true, loop the previewed file; false or nil, don't loop the file |
| optional integer outputChannel | the outputChannel; for multichannel files, this is the first hardware-output-channel for e.g. left channel of a stereo file; default, 0 |
^ GetMediaItemTakeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the requested MediaItem-Take of MediaItem. Use TakeNr=0 for the active take(!) Returns nil in case of an error |
| MediaItem_Take Take | the requested take of a MediaItem |
| integer TakeCount | the number of takes available within this Mediaitem |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, of whom you want to request a certain take. |
| integer TakeNr | the take that you want to request; 1 for the first; 2 for the second, etc; 0, for the current active take |
^ ApplyFunctionToMediaItemArrayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Applies function "functionname" on all items in MediaItemArray. Parameter ... is all parameters used for function "functionname", where you should use nil in place of the parameter that shall hold a MediaItem. Returns a table with a boolean(did the function run without an error) and all returnvalues returned by function "functionname". Returns nil in case of an error. Will NOT(!) stop execution, if function "functionname" produces an error(see table returnvalues for more details) |
| table returnvalues | a table with all returnvalues of the following structure: returnvalues[1]=boolean - true, running the function succeeded; false, running the function did not succeed returnvalues[2]=optional(!) string - the errormessage, if returnvalues[1]=false; will be omitted if returnvalues[1]=true all other tableentries contain the returnvalues, as returned by function "functionname" |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems, who you want to apply functionname to. |
| function functionname | the name of the function to apply to every MediaItem in MediaItemArray |
| functionparameters1...n | the parameters needed for function "functionname". Important: the function-parameter that is intended for the MediaItem, must be nil. This nil-parameter will be filled with the appropriate MediaItem by ApplyFunctionToMediaItemArray automatically |
^ GetGapsBetweenItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a table with all gaps between items in MediaTrack. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_gaps | the number of gaps found between items; -1, in case of error |
| array gaptable | an array with all gappositions found gaptable[idx][1]=startposition of gap gaptable[idx][2]=endposition of gap |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the track, of which you want to have the gaps between items |
^ DeleteMediaItems_PositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Delete the MediaItems between start- and endposition, from the tracks as given by trackstring. Returns also a MediaItemStateChunkArray, that contains the statechunks of all deleted MediaItem returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, delete was successful; false was unsuccessful |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | and array with all statechunks of all deleted MediaItems; each statechunk contains an additional entry "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER" which holds the tracknumber, in which the deleted MediaItem was located |
| number startposition | the startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | the endposition in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
| boolean inside | true, delete only MediaItems that are completely within start and endposition; false, also include MediaItems partially within start and endposition |
^ ApplyActionToMediaItemArray2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Applies an action to the MediaItems in MediaItemArray, in either main or MIDI-Editor section-context The action given must support applying itself to selected items. This function applies the action to all MediaItems at once. To apply the action to each MediaItem in MediaItemArray individually, see ApplyActionToMediaItemArray Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if running the action was successful; false, if not or an error occured |
| MediaItemArray MediaItemArray | an array with all MediaItems, to whom the action shall be applied to |
| string actioncommandid | the commandid-number or ActionCommandID, that shall be run. |
| integer repeat_action | the number of times this action shall be applied to each item; minimum value is 1 |
| boolean midi | true, run an action from MIDI-Editor-section-context; false, run an action from the main section |
| optional HWND MIDI_hwnd | the HWND-handle of the MIDI-Editor, to which a MIDI-action shall be applied to; nil, to use the currently selected one |
^ GetMediafileAttributesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the attributes of a mediafile if the mediafile is an rpp-project, this function creates a proxy-file called filename.RPP-PROX, which is a wave-file of the length of the project. This file can be deleted safely after that, but would be created again the next time this function is called. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number length | the length of the mediafile in seconds |
| integer numchannels | the number of channels of the mediafile |
| integer Samplerate | the samplerate of the mediafile in hertz |
| string Filetype | the type of the mediafile, like MP3, WAV, MIDI, FLAC, RPP_PROJECT etc |
| string filename | the file whose attributes you want to have |
^ InsertMediaItemFromFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts the mediafile filename into the project at position in track When giving an rpp-projectfile, it will be rendered by Reaper and inserted as subproject! Due API-limitations, it creates two undo-points: one for inserting the MediaItem and one for changing the length(when endposition isn't -1). Returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer retval | 0, if insertion worked; -1, if it failed |
| MediaItem item | the newly created MediaItem |
| number endposition | the endposition of the newly created MediaItem in seconds |
| integer numchannels | the number of channels of the mediafile |
| integer Samplerate | the samplerate of the mediafile in hertz |
| string Filetype | the type of the mediafile, like MP3, WAV, MIDI, FLAC, etc |
| number editcursorposition | the (new) editcursorposition |
| MediaTrack track | returns the MediaTrack, in which the item is included |
| string filename | the path+filename of the mediafile to be inserted into the project |
| integer track | the track, in which the file shall be inserted 0, insert the file into a newly inserted track after the last track -1, insert the file into a newly inserted track before the first track |
| number position | the position of the newly inserted item |
| number endposition | the length of the newly created mediaitem; -1, use the length of the sourcefile |
| integer editcursorpos | the position of the editcursor after insertion of the mediafile 0 - the old editcursorposition 1 - the position, at which the item was inserted 2 - the end of the newly inserted item |
| optional number offset | an offset, to delay the insertion of the item, to overcome possible "too late"-starting of playback of item during recording |
^ CopyMediaItemToDestinationTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Copies MediaItem to MediaTrack_destination at position. Returns nil in case of an error |
| MediaItem newMediaItem | the newly created MediaItem; nil, if no item could be created |
| MediaItemStateChunk statechunk | the statechunk of the newly created MediaItem |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, that you want to create a copy from |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack_destination | the track, into which you want to copy the MediaItem |
| number position | the position of the copy of the MediaItem; negative, to keep the position of the source-MediaItem |
^ IsSplitAtPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if theres at least one split, MediaItemend or MediaItemstart at position within the tracks given in trackstring. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, there's a split/mediaitemend/mediaitemstart at position; false, it isn't |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, within to search for, as comma separated string. Starting 1 for the first track. |
| number position | the position, at which to check for. |
^ GetItem_NumberFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the indexnumber of a MediaItem-object Can be helpful with Reaper's own API-functions, like reaper.GetMediaItem(ReaProject proj, integer itemidx) returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer itemidx | the indexnumber of the MediaItem, zero based. |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose itemidx you want to have |
^ GetItem_HighestRecCounterFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Takes the RECPASS-counters of all items and takes and returns the highest one, which usually means, the number of items, who have been recorded since the project has been created. Note: a RECPASS-entry can also be part of a copy of a recorded item, so multiple items/takes can share the same RECPASS-entries with the same counter. Means: the highest number can be of multiple items returns -1 if no recorded item/take has been found. |
| integer highest_item_reccount | the highest reccount of all MediaItems, which usually means, that so many Items have been recorded in this project |
| integer found | the number of MediaItems, who have a recpass-entry in their StateChunk, means, who have been recorded. |
^ GetItem_ClickStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the currently clicked item and take, as well as the current timeposition. Mostly useful in defer-scripts. Returns false, if no item is clicked at |
| boolean clickstate | true, item is clicked on; false, item isn't clicked on |
| number position | the position, at which the item is currently clicked at |
| MediaItem item | the Item, which is currently clicked at |
| MediaItem_Take take | the take found at clickposition |
| integer mouse_button | the mousebutton, that shall be clicked at the item; you can combine them as flags -1, get all states &1, only left mouse button &2, only right mouse button &4, Ctrl/Cmd-key &8, Shift-key &16, Alt key &32, Windows key &64, Middle mouse button |
^ GetEndOfItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the endposition of MediaItem returns nil in case of an error |
| number end_of_item_position | the position of the ending edge of the MediaItem |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose ending-position you want to know |
^ GetAllMediaItemAttributes_TableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all attributes of MediaItem as a handy table. The returned table is of the following scheme: AttributeTable["B_MUTE"] - bool * : muted AttributeTable["B_LOOPSRC"] - bool * : loop source AttributeTable["B_ALLTAKESPLAY"] - bool * : all takes play AttributeTable["B_UISEL"] - bool * : selected in arrange view AttributeTable["C_BEATATTACHMODE"] - char * : item timebase, -1=track or project default, 1=beats (position, length, rate), 2=beats (position only). for auto-stretch timebase: C_BEATATTACHMODE=1, C_AUTOSTRETCH=1 AttributeTable["C_AUTOSTRETCH:"] - char * : auto-stretch at project tempo changes, 1=enabled, requires C_BEATATTACHMODE=1 AttributeTable["C_LOCK"] - char * : locked, &1=locked AttributeTable["D_VOL"] - double * : item volume, 0=-inf, 0.5=-6dB, 1=+0dB, 2=+6dB, etc AttributeTable["D_POSITION"] - double * : item position in seconds AttributeTable["D_LENGTH"] - double * : item length in seconds AttributeTable["D_SNAPOFFSET"] - double * : item snap offset in seconds AttributeTable["D_FADEINLEN"] - double * : item manual fadein length in seconds AttributeTable["D_FADEOUTLEN"] - double * : item manual fadeout length in seconds AttributeTable["D_FADEINDIR"] - double * : item fadein curvature, -1..1 AttributeTable["D_FADEOUTDIR"] - double * : item fadeout curvature, -1..1 AttributeTable["D_FADEINLEN_AUTO"] - double * : item auto-fadein length in seconds, -1=no auto-fadein AttributeTable["D_FADEOUTLEN_AUTO"] - double * : item auto-fadeout length in seconds, -1=no auto-fadeout AttributeTable["C_FADEINSHAPE"] - int * : fadein shape, 0..6, 0=linear AttributeTable["C_FADEOUTSHAPE"] - int * : fadeout shape, 0..6, 0=linear AttributeTable["I_GROUPID"] - int * : group ID, 0=no group AttributeTable["I_LASTY"] - int * : Y-position of track in pixels (read-only) AttributeTable["I_LASTH"] - int * : height in track in pixels (read-only) AttributeTable["I_CUSTOMCOLOR"] - int * : custom color, OS dependent color|0x100000 (i.e. ColorToNative(r,g,b)|0x100000). If you do not |0x100000, then it will not be used, but will store the color anyway) AttributeTable["I_CURTAKE"] - int * : active take number AttributeTable["IP_ITEMNUMBER"] - int, item number on this track (read-only, returns the item number directly) AttributeTable["F_FREEMODE_Y"] - float * : free item positioning Y-position, 0=top of track, 1=bottom of track (will never be 1) AttributeTable["F_FREEMODE_H"] - float * : free item positioning height, 0=no height, 1=full height of track (will never be 0) AttributeTable["P_TRACK"] - MediaTrack * (read-only) returns nil in case of an error |
| table AttributeTable | a table with all attributes of a MediaItem |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose attributes you want to retrieve |
^ SetAllMediaItemAttributes_TableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets all attributes of MediaItem using a AttributeTable, which holds all the new settings for the MediaItem. The expected table is of the following scheme: AttributeTable["B_MUTE"] - bool * : muted AttributeTable["B_LOOPSRC"] - bool * : loop source AttributeTable["B_ALLTAKESPLAY"] - bool * : all takes play AttributeTable["B_UISEL"] - bool * : selected in arrange view AttributeTable["C_BEATATTACHMODE"] - char * : item timebase, -1=track or project default, 1=beats (position, length, rate), 2=beats (position only). for auto-stretch timebase: C_BEATATTACHMODE=1, C_AUTOSTRETCH=1 AttributeTable["C_AUTOSTRETCH:"] - char * : auto-stretch at project tempo changes, 1=enabled, requires C_BEATATTACHMODE=1 AttributeTable["C_LOCK"] - char * : locked, &1=locked AttributeTable["D_VOL"] - double * : item volume, 0=-inf, 0.5=-6dB, 1=+0dB, 2=+6dB, etc AttributeTable["D_POSITION"] - double * : item position in seconds AttributeTable["D_LENGTH"] - double * : item length in seconds AttributeTable["D_SNAPOFFSET"] - double * : item snap offset in seconds AttributeTable["D_FADEINLEN"] - double * : item manual fadein length in seconds AttributeTable["D_FADEOUTLEN"] - double * : item manual fadeout length in seconds AttributeTable["D_FADEINDIR"] - double * : item fadein curvature, -1..1 AttributeTable["D_FADEOUTDIR"] - double * : item fadeout curvature, -1..1 AttributeTable["D_FADEINLEN_AUTO"] - double * : item auto-fadein length in seconds, -1=no auto-fadein AttributeTable["D_FADEOUTLEN_AUTO"] - double * : item auto-fadeout length in seconds, -1=no auto-fadeout AttributeTable["C_FADEINSHAPE"] - int * : fadein shape, 0..6, 0=linear AttributeTable["C_FADEOUTSHAPE"] - int * : fadeout shape, 0..6, 0=linear AttributeTable["I_GROUPID"] - int * : group ID, 0=no group AttributeTable["I_LASTY"] - int * : Y-position of track in pixels (read-only) AttributeTable["I_LASTH"] - int * : height in track in pixels (read-only) AttributeTable["I_CUSTOMCOLOR"] - int * : custom color, OS dependent color|0x100000 (i.e. ColorToNative(r,g,b)|0x100000). If you do not |0x100000, then it will not be used, but will store the color anyway) AttributeTable["I_CURTAKE"] - int * : active take number AttributeTable["IP_ITEMNUMBER"] - int, item number on this track (read-only, returns the item number directly) AttributeTable["F_FREEMODE_Y"] - float * : free item positioning Y-position, 0=top of track, 1=bottom of track (will never be 1) AttributeTable["F_FREEMODE_H"] - float * : free item positioning height, 0=no height, 1=full height of track (will never be 0) AttributeTable["P_TRACK"] - MediaTrack * (read-only) returns false in case of an error or if some of the attributes could not be set. |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting attributes failed |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, whose attributes you want to set |
| table AttributeTable | a table which holds all settings, that you want to set |
^ GetAllSelectedMediaItemsBetweenFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets all selected MediaItems between startposition and endposition from the tracks as given by trackstring. Set inside to true to get only items, that are fully within the start and endposition, set it to false, if you also want items, that are just partially inside(end or just the beginning of the item). Returns the number of selected items, an array with all the selected MediaItems and an array with all the MediaItemStateChunks of the selected items, as used by functions as InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk, reaper.GetItemStateChunk and reaper.SetItemStateChunk. The statechunks include a new element "ULTRASCHALL_TRACKNUMBER", which contains the tracknumber of where the item originally was in; important, if you delete the items as you'll otherwise loose this information! Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer count | the number of selected items |
| array MediaItemArray | an array with all the found and selected MediaItems |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with the MediaItemStateChunks, that can be used to create new items with InsertMediaItem_MediaItemStateChunk |
| number startposition | startposition in seconds |
| number endposition | endposition in seconds |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
| boolean inside | true, only items that are completely within selection; false, include items that are partially within selection |
^ MediaItems_Outtakes_AddSelectedItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds selected MediaItems to the outtakes-vault of a given project. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_items | the number of items, added to the outtakes-vault |
| ReaProject TargetProject | the project, into whose outtakes-vault the selected items shall be added to; 0 or nil, for the current project |
^ MediaItems_Outtakes_GetAllItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all MediaItems stored in the outtakes-vault of a given project. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_items | the number of items, added to the outtakes-vault |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | all the MediaItemStateChunks of the stored MediaItems in the outtakes vault |
| ReaProject TargetProject | the project, into whose outtakes-vault the selected items shall be added to; 0 or nil, for the current project |
| optional boolean EachItemsAfterAnother | position the MediaItems one after the next, so if you import them, they would be stored one after another true, position the startposition of the MediaItems one after another false, keep old startpositions |
^ MediaItems_Outtakes_InsertAllItemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts all MediaItems from the outtakes-vault into a certain track, with one item after the other, back to back. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, adding was successful; false, adding was unsuccessful |
| integer number_of_items | the number of added items |
| array MediaItemArray | all the inserted MediaItems |
| ReaProject TargetProject | the project, into whose outtakes-vault the selected items shall be added to; 0 or nil, for the current project |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber, into which to insert all items from the outtakes-vault |
| number Startposition | the position, at which to insert the first MediaItem; nil, startposition=0 |
^ GetTake_ReverseStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the chosen take of the MediaItem is reversed returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, take is reversed; false, take is not reversed |
| MediaItem item | the MediaItem, of whose take you want to get the reverse-state |
| integer takenumber | the take, whose reverse-state you want to know; 1, for the first take, etc |
^ IsItemVisibleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if n item is currently visible in arrangeview Note: Items who start above and end below the visible arrangeview will be treated as not completely visible! parenttrackvisible and withinstartand_endtime will allow you to determine, if the item could be visible if scrolled in only x or y direction. returns nil in case of error |
| boolean visible | true, the item is visible; false, the item is not visible |
| boolean parent_track_visible | true, its parent-track is visible; false, its parent track is not visible |
| boolean within_start_and_endtime | true, the item is within start and endtime of the arrangeview; false, it is not |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose visibility you want to query |
| boolean completely_visible | false, all tracks including partially visible ones; true, only fully visible tracks |
^ DeleteProjExtState_SectionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes all key/values from a specific section. Returns -1 in case of an error. |
| integer retval | 0, in case of success; -1, in case of an error |
| string section | the section/extname, whose key/values shall be deleted |
^ DeleteProjExtState_KeyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the value from a specific section -> key. Returns -1 in case of an error. |
| integer retval | 0, in case of success; -1, in case of an error |
| string section | the section/extname, from whom a key/value shall be deleted |
| string key | the key, whose value shall be deleted |
^ GetProjExtState_AllKeyValuesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the count of all key/values in a specific section, as well as an array with all keynames and their accompanying stored values. The array has the format: AllValues[idx][1]=Key AllValues[idx][2]=Value Returns -1 in case of an error or if no key exists in the given section |
| integer retval | 0, in case of success; -1, in case of an error |
| string section | the section/extname, from whom a key/value shall be deleted |
^ GetGuidExtStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets an extension-state using a given guid. Good for storing additional metadata of objects like MediaTracks, MediaItems, MediaItem_Takes, etc(everything, that has a guid). The guid can have additional text, but must contain a valid guid somewhere in it! A valid guid is a string that follows the following pattern: {........-....-....-....-............} where . is a hexadecimal value(0-F) Returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | the idx of the extstate(if a project extension state); 1, successful(with extension states), -1, unsuccessful |
| string value | the returned value from the extstate |
| string guid | the guid of the object, for whom you want to get the key/value-pair; can have additional characters before and after the guid, but must contain a valid guid! |
| string key | the key for this guid |
| integer savelocation | 0, get as project extension state(from the currently opened project); 1, get as global extension state(when persist=true, from reaper-extstate.ini in the resourcesfolder) |
^ SetMarkerExtStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stores an Extstate for a specific marker/region. The index is for all markers and regions, inclusive and 1-based returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1, in case of an error; 1, in case of success |
| integer index | the marker/region-index, for which to store an extstate; starting with 1 for first marker/region, 2 for second marker/region |
| string key | the key, into which the marker-extstate shall be stored |
| string value | the value, which you want to store into the marker-extstate |
^ GetMarkerExtStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Retrieves an Extstate for a specific marker/region. The index is for all markers and regions, inclusive and 1-based returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value, that has been stored into the marker-extstate; nil, in case of an error |
| integer index | the marker/region-index, for which an extstate has been stored; starting with 1 for first marker/region, 2 for second marker/region |
| string key | the key, in which the marker-extstate is stored |
^ ProjExtState_CountAllKeysFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts all keys stored within a certain ProjExtState-section. Be aware: if you want to enumerate them using reaper.EnumProjExtState, the first key is indexed 0, the second 1, etc! returns -1 in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string section | the section, of which you want to count all keys |
^ Metadata_ID3_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored ID3-metadata-tag into the current project(for Wav or MP3). To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Note: APIC_TYPE allows only specific values, as listed below! Supported tags are: TIT2 - Title TIT3 - Subtitle/Description TPE2 - Album Artist TPE1 - Artist TCON - Genre TKEY - Key TBPM - Tempo TYER - Year, must be of the format yyyy, like 2020 TIME - Recording Time, like 22:15 or 08:21 COMM - Comment TXXX - User defined(description=value) TXXX:REAPER - Media Explorer Tags TCOM - Composer TIPL - Involved People TEXT - Lyricist/Text Writer TMCL - Musician Credits TALB - Album TRCK - Track TIT1 - Content Group TRCK - Track number TSRC - International Standard Recording Code TCOP - Copyright Message COMM_LANG - Comment language, 3-character code like "eng" APIC_TYPE - the type of the cover-image, which can be of the following: "", unset 0, Other 1, 32x32 pixel file icon (PNG only) 2, Other file icon 3, Cover (front) 4, Cover (back) 5, Leaflet page 6, Media 7, Lead artist/Lead Performer/Solo 8, Artist/Performer 9, Conductor 10, Band/Orchestra 11, Composer 12, Lyricist/Text writer 13, Recording location 14, During recording 15, During performance 16, Movie/video screen capture 17, A bright colored fish 18, Illustration 19, Band/Artist logotype 20, Publisher/Studiotype APIC_DESC - the description of the cover-image APIC_FILE - the filename+absolute path of the cover-image; must be either png or jpg Note: Chapters are added via marker with the name: "CHAP=chaptername" Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported ID3-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_BWF_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored BWF-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: Description OriginationDate OriginationTime Originator OriginatorReference ISRC - International Standard Recording Code Note: TimeReference is set by Reaper itself Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported BWF-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_IXML_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored IXML-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: PROJECT - title NOTE - comment USER - user-defined "Name=Value" USER:REAPER - Media Explorer Tags SCENE - Scene CIRCLED - Circled Take; either TRUE or FALSE TAPE - Sound Roll TAKE - Take ID FILE_UID - unique identifier for the file Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported IXML-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_INFO_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored INFO-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: INAM - Title ISBJ - Description IKEY - Keywords IART - Artist IGNR - Genre ICRD - Creation Date, must be of the format yyyy-mm-dd like 2020-06-27 ICMT - Comment IENG - Engineer IPRD - Product(Album) ISRC - Source ICOP - Copyright message Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported INFO-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_CART_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored CART-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: Title - Title Artist - the Artist Category - the genre StartDate - the start-date, must be of the following format, yyyy-mm-dd, like 2020-06-27 EndDate - the end-date, must be of the following format, yyyy-mm-dd, like 2020-06-27 TagText - Text URL - URL ClientID - Client CutID - Cut Note: INT1 is set by the INT1 marker; SEG1 is set by the SEG1-marker Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported CART-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_AIFF_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored AIFF-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: NAME - Title ANNO - Description AUTH - Artist COPY - Copyright message Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported AIFF-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_XMP_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored XMP-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: dc/title - title dc/description - description dm/artist - the artist dm/genre - the genre dm/key - the key dm/tempo - the tempo dm/timeSignature - the time-signature dc/date - the date dm/logComment - Comment dm/composer - the composer dc/creator - the creator dm/engineer - the engineer dm/album - the album dm/scene - the scene dm/copyright - the copyright message dc/language - the language Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported XMP-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_VORBIS_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored VORBIS-metadata-tag into the current project. This is for OPUS and OGG-VORBIS-files. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: TITLE - title DESCRIPTION - description ALBUMARTIST - album artist ARTIST - artist PERFORMER - performer GENRE - genre KEY - key BPM - tempo DATE - date COMMENT - comment USER - user defined (Name=Value) REAPER - Media Explorer Tags ARRANGER - arranger AUTHOR - author COMPOSER - composer CONDUCTOR - conductor ENSEMBLE - ensemble LYRICIST - lyricist PRODUCER - producer PUBLISHER - publisher ALBUM - album LABEL - label DISCNUMBER - disc number OPUS - number of work PART - part PARTNUMBER - partnumber TRACKNUMBER - tracknumber VERSION - version EAN/UPN - barcode LABELNO - catalog number ISRC - isrc COPYRIGHT - copyright holder LICENSE - license ENCODED-BY - encoded by ENCODING - encoding settings LANGUAGE - language, 3-character-code like "eng" LOCATION - location SOURCEMEDIA - original recording media Note: Chapters are added via marker with the name: "CHAP=chaptername" Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported VORBIS-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_CUE_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored CUE-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: DISCTITLE - the title DISCPERFORMER - the performer DISCREM - Comment DISCSONGWRITER - the songwriter DISCCATALOG - UPC/EAN Code of the disc Note: TRACKTITLE is added via render-settings, TRACKPERFORMER is added via a marker with a title of PERF=performername TRACKSONGWRITER is added via a marker with a title of WRIT=writername TRACK_ISRC is added via a marker with a title of ISRC=code Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported CUE-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ Metadata_APE_GetSetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets/Sets a stored APE-metadata-tag into the current project. To get a value, set parameter Value to nil; to set a value, set the parameter Value to the desired value Supported tags are: Title - title Subtitle - description Artist - artist Genre - genre Key - key BPM - tempo Year - the date; following format: yyyy-mm-dd Record Date - the recording date; following format: yyyy-mm-dd Comment - comment User Defined - user defined metadata REAPER - Media Explorer Metadata Composer - the composer Conductor - the conductor Publisher - the publisher Album - the album Track - the tracknumber Catalog - the catalog ISRC - the isrc Copyright - the copyright holder Language - the language, a three character code like "eng" Record Location - the recording location Returns nil in case of an error |
| string value | the value of the specific tag |
| string Tag | the tag, whose value you want to get/set; see description for a list of supported APE-Tags |
| optional string Value | nil, only get the current value; any other value, set the value |
^ ZoomVertical_MidiEditorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Zooms within the Midi-Editor vertically. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if zooming was successful; false, if not |
| integer zoomamt | the zoom-factor; positive values, zoom in; negative values, zoom out |
| optional HWND midieditor_hwnd | the HWND of the MIDI-Editor, in which you want to zoom; nil, uses active MIDI-Editor |
^ ZoomHorizontal_MidiEditorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Zooms within the Midi-Editor horizontally. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if zooming was successful; false, if not |
| integer zoomamt | the zoom-factor; positive values, zoom in; negative values, zoom out |
| optional HWND midieditor_hwnd | the HWND of the MIDI-Editor, in which you want to zoom; nil, uses active MIDI-Editor |
^ OpenItemInMidiEditorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| opens a given MediaItem in the MIDI-Editor returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if opening was successful; false, if not |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem to be opened in the MIDI-Editor |
^ MIDI_SendMidiNoteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sends a MIDI-note to a specific channel with a specific velocity. |
| integer Channel | the channel, to which the Midi-note shall be sent; 1-16 |
| integer Note | the note to be played; 0-127 |
| integer Velocity | the velocity of the note; 0-255 |
| optional integer Mode | 0 for VKB 1 for control (actions map etc) 2 for VKB-on-current-channel 16 for external MIDI device 0, 17 for external MIDI device 1, etc |
^ MIDI_SendMidiCCFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sends a MIDI-CC-message to a specific channel with a specific velocity. |
| integer Channel | the channel, to which the Midi-note shall be sent; 1-16 |
| integer Note | the note to be played; 0-127 |
| integer Velocity | the velocity of the note; 0-255 |
| optional integer Mode | 0 for VKB 1 for control (actions map etc) 2 for VKB-on-current-channel 16 for external MIDI device 0, 17 for external MIDI device 1, etc |
^ MIDI_SendMidiPCFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sends a MIDI-PC-message to a specific channel with a specific velocity. |
| integer Channel | the channel, to which the Midi-note shall be sent; 1-16 |
| integer Note | the note to be played; 0-127 |
| integer Velocity | the velocity of the note; 0-255 |
| optional integer Mode | 0 for VKB 1 for control (actions map etc) 2 for VKB-on-current-channel 16 for external MIDI device 0, 17 for external MIDI device 1, etc |
^ MIDI_SendMidiPitchFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sends a MIDI-Pitch-message to a specific channel with a specific velocity. |
| integer Channel | the channel, to which the Midi-pitch shall be sent; 1-16 |
| integer Pitch | the pitchbend of the note; 0-127 |
| optional integer Mode | 0 for VKB 1 for control (actions map etc) 2 for VKB-on-current-channel 16 for external MIDI device 0, 17 for external MIDI device 1, etc |
^ QueryMIDIMessageNameByIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the name of the MIDI-message, as used by Reaper's function StuffMIDIMessage. Just pass over the first and second value. The last one is always velocity, which is ~=0 for it to be accepted. However, some codes don't have a name associated. In that case, this function returns "-1" Only returns the names for mode 1 and english on Windows! returns nil in case of an error |
| string midimessage_name | the actual name of the midi-message, like "A" or "F1" or "Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Win+PgUp". |
| integer modifier | the modifier value, which is the second parameter of StuffMIDIMessage |
| integer key | the key value, which is the third parameter of StuffMIDIMessage |
^ ToggleMuteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets mute within the mute-envelope-lane, by inserting the fitting envelope-points. Can be used to program coughbuttons. Note: If the user sets the track muted using the mute-button of the track, changes to the mute-envelope will be made but possibly ignored by Reaper by Reaper's design. So maybe taking care of this is neccessary in scripts. Returns -1, in case of an error Works like ultraschall.ToggleMute_TrackObject but uses a tracknumber instead of a trackobject as parameter. |
| integer retval | toggling was 0, success; -1, fail |
| integer track | the track-number, for where you want to set the mute-envelope-lane; 1, for the first track; 2, for the second |
| number position | position in seconds |
| integer state | 0, for mute the track on this position; 1, for unmuting the track on this position |
^ ToggleMute_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets mute within the mute-envelope-lane, by inserting the fitting envelope-points. Can be used to program coughbuttons. Note: If the user sets the track muted using the mute-button of the track, changes to the mute-envelope will be made but possibly ignored by Reaper by Reaper's design. So maybe taking care of this is neccessary in scripts. Returns -1, if it fails. Works like ultraschall.ToggleMute but uses a trackobject instead of the tracknumber as parameter. |
| integer retval | toggling was 0, success; -1, fail |
| MediaTrack trackobject | the track-object for the track, where you want to set the mute-envelope-lane. Refer GetTrack() for more details. |
| number position | position in seconds |
| integer state | 0, for mute the track on this position, 1, for unmuting the track on this position |
^ GetNextMuteStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the next mute-envelope-point-ID, it's value(0 or 1) and it's time. Envelope-Points numbering starts with 0! Returns -1 if not existing. |
| integer envIDX | number of the muteenvelope-point |
| number envVal | value of the muteenvelope-point (0 or 1) |
| number envPosition | position of the muteenvelope-point in seconds |
| integer track | the track-number, for where you want to set the mute-envelope-lane, beginning with 1. |
| number position | position in seconds, from where to look for the next mute-envelope-point |
^ GetPreviousMuteStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the previous mute-envelope-point-ID, it's value(0 or 1) and it's time. Envelope-Points numbering starts with 0! Returns -1 if not existing. |
| integer envIDX | number of the muteenvelope-point |
| number envVal | value of the muteenvelope-point (0 or 1) |
| number envPosition | position of the muteenvelope-point in seconds |
| integer track | the track-number, for where you want to set the mute-envelope-lane, beginning with 1. |
| number position | position in seconds, from where to look for the previous mute-envelope-point |
^ GetNextMuteState_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the next mute-envelope-point-ID, it's value(0 or 1) and it's time. Envelope-Points numbering starts with 0! Returns -1 if not existing. |
| integer envIDX | number of the muteenvelope-point |
| number envVal | value of the muteenvelope-point (0 or 1) |
| number envPosition | position of the muteenvelope-point in seconds |
| MediaTrack track | the MediaTrack-object, for the track, where you want to set the mute-envelope-lane. |
| number position | position in seconds, from where to look for the next mute-envelope-point |
^ GetPreviousMuteState_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the previous mute-envelope-point-ID, it's value(0 or 1) and it's time. Envelope-Points numbering starts with 0! Returns -1 if not existing. |
| integer envIDX | number of the muteenvelope-point |
| number envVal | value of the muteenvelope-point (0 or 1) |
| number envPosition | position of the muteenvelope-point in seconds |
| MediaTrack track | the MediaTrack-object, for the track, where you want to set the mute-envelope-lane. |
| number position | position in seconds, from where to look for the previous mute-envelope-point |
^ CountMuteEnvelopePointsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of the envelope-points in the Mute-lane of track "track". Returns -1, if it fails. |
| integer retval | number of mute-envelope-points |
| integer track | the track-number, for which you want to count the mute-envelope-points, beginning with 1. |
^ DeleteMuteStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a mute-point in track tracknumber at position. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, deleting was successful; false, deleting wasn't successful. |
| integer tracknumber | the track in which to delete the mute-point; is 1-based, means 1 for track 1 |
| number position | the position of the mute-point to delete |
^ DeleteMuteState_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a mute-point in a MediaTrack-object at position. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, deleting was successful; false, deleting wasn't successful. |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the track in which to delete the mute-point |
| number position | the position of the mute-point to delete |
^ IsMuteAtPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if a mute-point exists in track tracknumber at position position. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if there is a mute-point; false, if there isn't one |
| optional integer envIDX | if a mute-point is at position, this holds the index of the envelope-point |
| optional number envVal | the current set value of the mute-point |
| integer tracknumber | the track in which to check for a mute-point; is 1-based, means 1 for track 1 |
| number position | the position to check for a mute-point |
^ IsMuteAtPosition_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if a mute-point exists in MediaTrack-object at position position. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if there is a mute-point; false, if there isn't one |
| optional integer envIDX | if a mute-point is at position, this holds the index of the envelope-point |
| optional number envVal | the current set value of the mute-point |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the track in which to check for a mute-point |
| number position | the position to check for a mute-point |
^ ActivateMuteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a mute-envelope of a track returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose mute-envelope you want to activate; 1, for the first track |
| optional boolean visible | true, show the activated mute-envelope; false, don't show the activated mute-envelope |
^ DeactivateMuteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deactivates a mute-envelope of a track returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, deactivating was successful; false, deactivating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose mute-envelope you want to deactivate; 1, for the first track |
^ ActivateMute_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| activates a mute-envelope of a MediaTrack-object returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, activating was successful; false, activating was unsuccessful |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose mute-envelope you want to activate |
| optional boolean visible | true, show the activated mute-envelope; false, don't show the activated mute-envelope |
^ DeactivateMute_TrackObjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deactivates a mute-envelope of a MediaTrack-object returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, deactivating was successful; false, deactivating was unsuccessful |
| integer track | the track, whose mute-envelope you want to deactivate |
^ ToggleScrollingDuringPlaybackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles scrolling during playback and recording. Let's you choose to put the edit-marker at the playposition, where you toggled scrolling. You can also move the view to the playcursor-position. It changes, if necessary, the state of the actions 41817, 40036 and 40262 to scroll or not to scroll; keep that in mind, if you use these actions otherwise as well! returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1, in case of an error |
| integer scrolling_switch | 1, on; 0, off |
| boolean move_editcursor | when scrolling stops, shall the editcursor be moved to current position of the playcursor(true) or not(false) |
| boolean goto_playcursor | true, move view to playcursor; false, don't move |
^ SetPlayCursor_WhenPlayingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes position of the play-cursor, when playing. Changes view to new playposition. Has no effect during recording, when paused or stop and returns -1 in these cases! |
| number position | in seconds |
^ SetPlayAndEditCursor_WhenPlayingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Changes position of the play and edit-cursor, when playing. Changes view to new playposition. Has no effect during recording, when paused or stop and returns -1 in these cases! |
| number position | in seconds |
^ JumpForwardByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Jumps editcursor forward by seconds seconds. Returns -1 if parameter is negative. During Recording: only the playcursor will be moved, the current recording-position is still at it's "old" position! If you want to move the current recording position as well, use ultraschall.JumpForwardBy_Recording instead. |
| number seconds | jump forward by seconds |
| boolean seekplay | true, move playcursor as well; false, don't move playcursor |
^ JumpBackwardByFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Jumps editcursor backward by seconds seconds. Returns -1 if parameter is negative. During Recording: only the playcursor will be moved, the current recording-position is still at it's "old" position! If you want to move the current recording position as well, use ultraschall.JumpBackwardBy_Recording instead. |
| number seconds | jump backwards by seconds |
| boolean seekplay | true, move playcursor as well; false, leave playcursor at it's old position |
^ JumpForwardBy_RecordingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops recording, jumps forward by seconds seconds and restarts recording. Will keep paused-recording, if recording was paused. Has no effect during play,play/pause and stop. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number seconds | restart recording forwards by seconds |
^ JumpBackwardBy_RecordingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops recording, jumps backward by seconds seconds and restarts recording. Will keep paused-recording, if recording was paused. Has no effect during play,play/pause and stop. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number seconds | restart recording backwards by seconds |
^ GetNextClosestItemEdgeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the position of the next closest item in seconds. It will return the position of the beginning or the end of that item, depending on what is closer. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number position | the position of the next closest item-edge in tracks in trackstring |
| integer item_number | the itemnumber in the project |
| string edgetype | "beg" for beginning of the item, "end" for the end of the item |
| MediaItem found_item | the next closest found MediaItem |
| string trackstring | a string with the numbers of tracks to check for closest items, separated by a comma (e.g. "0,1,6") |
| integer cursor_type | next closest item related to the current position of 0 - Edit Cursor, 1 - Play Cursor, 2 - Mouse Cursor, 3 - Timeposition |
| optional number time_position | only, when cursor_type=3, a time position in seconds, from where to check for the next closest item. When omitted, it will take the current play(during play and rec) or edit-cursor-position. |
^ GetPreviousClosestItemEdgeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the position of the previous closest item-edge in seconds. It will return the position of the beginning or the end of that item, depending on what is closer. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number position | the position of the previous closest item edge in tracks in trackstring |
| integer item_number | the itemnumber in the project |
| string edgetype | "beg" for beginning of the item, "end" for the end of the item |
| MediaItem found_item | the next closest found MediaItem |
| string tracks | a string with the numbers of tracks to check for closest items, separated by a comma (e.g. "0,1,6") |
| integer cursor_type | previous closest item related to the current position of 0 - Edit Cursor, 1 - Play Cursor, 2 - Mouse Cursor, 3 - Timeposition |
| optional time_position | only, when cursor_type=3, a time position in seconds, from where to check for the previous closest item. When omitted, it will take the current play(during play and rec) or edit-cursor-position. |
^ GetClosestNextMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the markerindex(counted from all markers), the position and the name of the next closest marker in seconds. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number markerindex | the next closest markerindex (of all(!) markers) |
| number position | the position of the next closest marker |
| string markertitle | the name of the next closest marker |
| integer cursor_type | previous closest marker related to the current position of 0 - Edit Cursor, 1 - Play Cursor, 2 - Mouse Cursor, 3 - Timeposition |
| optional number time_position | only, when cursor_type=3, a time position in seconds, from where to check for the next closest marker. When omitted, it will take the current play(during play and rec) or edit-cursor-position. |
^ GetClosestPreviousMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the markerindex(counted from all markers), the position and the name of the previous closest marker in seconds. |
| number markerindex | the previous closest markerindex (of all(!) markers) |
| number position | the position of the previous closest marker |
| string markertitle | the name of the previous closest marker |
| integer cursor_type | previous closest marker related to the current position of 0 - Edit Cursor, 1 - Play Cursor, 2 - Mouse Cursor, 3 - Timeposition |
| optional number time_position | only, when cursor_type=3, a time position in seconds, from where to check for the previous closest marker. When omitted, it will take the current play(during play and rec) or edit-cursor-position. |
^ GetClosestNextRegionEdgeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the regionindex(counted from all markers and regions), the position and the name of the next closest regionstart/end(depending on which is closer to time_position) in seconds. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number markerindex | the next closest markerindex (of all(!) markers) |
| number position | the position of the next closest region |
| string markertitle | the name of the next closest region |
| string edge_type | the type of the edge of the region, either "beg" or "end" |
| integer cursor_type | previous closest regionstart/end related to the current position of 0, Edit Cursor, 1, Play Cursor, 2, Mouse Cursor, 3, Timeposition |
| only number time_position | only, when cursor_type=3, a time position in seconds, from where to check for the next closest regionstart/end. When omitted, it will take the current play(during play and rec) or edit-cursor-position. |
^ GetClosestPreviousRegionEdgeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the regionindex(counted from all markers and regions), the position and the name of the previous closest regionstart/end(depending on which is closer to time_position) in seconds. returns -1 in case of an error |
| number markerindex | the previous closest markerindex (of all(!) markers) |
| number position | the position of the previous closest marker |
| string markertitle | the name of the previous closest marker |
| string edge_type | the type of the edge of the region, either "beg" or "end" |
| integer cursor_type | previous closest regionstart/end related to the current position of 0 - Edit Cursor, 1 - Play Cursor, 2 - Mouse Cursor, 3 - Timeposition |
| optional number time_position | only, when cursor_type=3, a time position in seconds, from where to check for the previous closest regionstart/end. When omitted, it will take the current play(during play and rec) or edit-cursor-position. |
^ GetClosestGoToPointsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, what are the closest markers/regions/item starts/itemends to position and within the chosen tracks. returns -1 in case of error |
| number elementposition_prev | previous closest markers/regions/item starts/itemends |
| string elementtype_prev | type of the previous closest markers/regions/item starts/itemends the type can be either Itembeg, Itemend, Marker: name, Region_beg: name; Region_end: name, ProjectStart, ProjectEnd; "name" is the name of the marker or region |
| integer number_prev | number of previous closest markers/regions/item starts/itemends |
| number elementposition_next | previous closest markers/regions/item starts/itemends |
| string elementtype_next | type of the previous closest markers/regions/item starts/itemends the type can be either Itembeg, Itemend, Marker: name, Region_beg: name; Region_end: name, ProjectStart, ProjectEnd; "name" is the name of the marker or region |
| integer number_next | number of previous closest markers/regions/item starts/itemends |
| string trackstring | tracknumbers, separated by a comma. |
| number time_position | a time position in seconds, from where to check for the next/previous closest items/markers/regions. -1, for editcursorposition; -2, for playcursor-position, -3, the mouse-cursor-position in seconds(where in the project the mousecursor hovers over) |
| optional boolean check_itemedge | true, look for itemedges as possible goto-points; false, do not |
| optional boolean check_marker | true, look for markers as possible goto-points; false, do not |
| optional boolean check_region | true, look for regions as possible goto-point; false, do not |
^ CenterViewToCursorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| centers the arrange-view around a given cursor returns nil in case of an error |
| integer cursortype | the cursortype to center 1 - change arrangeview with edit-cursor centered 2 - change arrangeview with play-cursor centered 3 - change arrangeview with mouse-cursor-position centered 4 - change arrangeview with optional parameter position centered |
| optional number position | the position to center the arrangeview to; only used, when cursortype=4 |
^ GetLastCursorPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the last and current editcursor-position. Needs Ultraschall-API-background-scripts started first, see RunBackgroundHelperFeatures(). Has an issue, when editcursor-position was changed using a modifier, like alt+click or shift+click! Because of that, you should use this only in defer-scripts. returns -1, if Ultraschall-API-backgroundscripts weren't started yet. |
| number last_editcursor_position | the last cursorposition before the current one; -1, in case of an error |
| number new_editcursor_position | the new cursorposition; -1, in case of an error |
| number statechangetime | the time, when the state has changed the last time |
^ GetLastPlayStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the last and current playstate. Needs Ultraschall-API-background-scripts started first, see RunBackgroundHelperFeatures(). possible states are STOP, PLAY, PLAYPAUSE, REC, RECPAUSE returns -1, if Ultraschall-API-backgroundscripts weren't started yet. |
| string last_play_state | the last playstate before the current one; -1, in case of an error |
| string new_play_state | the new playstate; -1, in case of an error |
| number statechangetime | the time, when the state has changed the last time |
^ GetLastLoopStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the last and current loopstate. Needs Ultraschall-API-background-scripts started first, see RunBackgroundHelperFeatures(). Possible states are LOOPED, UNLOOPED returns -1, if Ultraschall-API-backgroundscripts weren't started yet. |
| string last_loop_state | the last loopstate before the current one; -1, in case of an error |
| string new_loop_state | the current loopstate; -1, in case of an error |
| number statechangetime | the time, when the state has changed the last time |
^ GetLoopStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current loop-state |
| integer retval | 0, loop is on; 1, loop is off |
^ SetLoopStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the current loop-state returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful |
| integer state | 0, loop is on; 1, loop is off |
^ Scrubbing_MoveCursor_GetToggleStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if scrub is toggled on/off, for when moving editcursor via action or control surface, as set in Preferences -> Playback. |
| boolean retval | true, scrub is on; false, scrub is off |
^ Scrubbing_MoveCursor_ToggleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles scrub on/off, for when moving editcursor via action or control surface, as set in Preferences -> Playback. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, toggling was successful; false, toggling was unsuccessful |
| optional integer new_scrubmode | this is the new value of the configvariable scrubmode, which is altered by this function |
| boolean toggle | true, toggles scrubbing on; false, toggles scrubbing off |
^ GetProjectFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the filename of a currently opened project(-tab) returns nil in case of an error |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the project; "", project hasn't been saved yet; nil, in case of an error |
| ReaProject proj | a currently opened project, whose filename you want to know |
^ CheckForChangedProjectTabsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns if projecttabs have been changed due reordering, new projects or closed projects, since last calling this function. Set update=true to update Ultraschall's internal project-monitoring-list or it will only return the changes since starting the API in this script or since the last time you used this function with parameter update set to true! Returns false, -1 in case of error. |
| boolean retval | false, no changes in the projecttabs at all; true, either order, newprojects or closed project-changes |
| integer countReorderedProj | the number of reordered projects |
| array reorderedProj | ReaProjects, who got reordered within the tabs |
| integer countNewProj | the number of new projects |
| array newProj | the new projects as ReaProjects |
| integer countClosedProj | the number of closed projects |
| array closedProj | the closed projects as ReaProjects |
| integer countRenamedProjects | the number of projects, who got renamed by either saving under a new filename or loading of another project |
| array RenamesProjects | the renamed projects, by loading a new project or saving the project under another filename |
| boolean update | true, update Ultraschall's internal projecttab-monitoring-list to the current state of all tabs false, don't update the internal projecttab-monitoring-list, so it will keep the "old" project-tab-state as checking-reference |
^ IsValidProjectStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, whether ProjectStateChunk is a valid ProjectStateChunk |
| boolean retval | true, if it's a valid ProjectStateChunk; false, if not |
| string ProjectStateChunk | the string to check, if it's a valid ProjectStateChunk |
^ GetProjectStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the ProjectStateChunk of the current active project or a projectfile. Important: when calling it too often in a row, this might fail and result in a timeout-error. I tried to circumvent this, but best practice is to wait 2-3 seconds inbetween calling this function. Note: This function eats up a lot of resources, so be sparse with it in general! Works reliably from Reaper 6.20 onwards. returns nil if getting the ProjectStateChunk took too long |
| string ProjectStateChunk | the ProjectStateChunk of the current project; nil, if getting the ProjectStateChunk took too long |
| optional string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of an rpp-projectfile, that you want to load as ProjectStateChunk; nil, to get the ProjectStateChunk from the currently active project |
| optional boolean keepqrender | true, keeps the QUEUED_RENDER_OUTFILE and QUEUED_RENDER_ORIGINAL_FILENAME entries in the ProjectStateChunk, if existing; false or nil, remove them |
^ EnumProjectsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, ReaProject-object and projectname of a requested, opened project. Returns nil in case of an error. |
| ReaProject retval | a ReaProject-object of the project you requested; nil, if not existing |
| string projfn | the path+filename.rpp of the project. returns "" if no filename exists |
| integer idx | the project to request; 1(first project-tab) to n(last project-tab), 0 for current project; -1 for currently-rendering project |
^ GetProjectLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the position of the last itemedge, regionend, marker, time-signature-marker in the project. It will return -1, if no such elements are found, means: last_markerpos=-1 if no marker has been found Exception when no items are found, it will return nil for last_itemedge You can optimise the speed of the function, by setting the appropriate parameters to false. So if you don't need the last itemedge, setting return_last_itemedge=false speeds up execution massively. If you want to have the full projectlength during recording, means, including items currently recorded, set include_rec=true To do the same for projectfiles, use: GetProject_Length |
| number length_of_project | the overall length of the project, including markers, regions, itemedges and time-signature-markers |
| number last_itemedge | the position of the last itemedge in the project; nil, if not found |
| number last_regionedgepos | the position of the last regionend in the project; -1, if not found |
| number last_markerpos | the position of the last marker in the project; -1, if not found |
| number last_timesigmarker | the position of the last timesignature-marker in the project; -1, if not found |
| optional boolean return_last_itemedge | true or nil, return the last itemedge; false, don't return it |
| optional boolean return_last_markerpos | true or nil, return the last marker/regionend-position; false, don't return it |
| optional boolean return_lat_timesigmarkerpos | true or nil, return the last timesignature-marker-position; false, don't return it |
| optional boolean include_rec | true, takes into account the projectlength during recording; nil or false, only the projectlength exluding currently recorded MediaItems |
^ GetRecentProjectsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns all available recent projects, as listed in the File -> Recent projects-menu |
| integer count_of_RecentProjects | the number of available recent projects |
| array RecentProjectsFilenamesWithPath | the filenames of the recent projects |
^ IsValidProjectBayStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| checks, if ProjectBayStateChunk is a valid ProjectBayStateChunk returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, valid ProjectBayStateChunk; false, not a valid ProjectBayStateChunk |
| string ProjectBayStateChunk | a string, that you want to check for being a valid ProjectBayStateChunk |
^ GetAllMediaItems_FromProjectBayStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns all items from a ProjectBayStateChunk as MediaItemStateChunkArray returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of items found in the ProjectBayStateChunk |
| array MediaitemStateChunkArray | all items as ItemStateChunks in a handy array |
| string ProjectBayStateChunk | a string, that you want to check for being a valid ProjectBayStateChunk |
^ IsTimeSelectionActiveFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if there's a time-selection and its start and endposition in a project. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, there is a time-selection; false, there isn't a time-selection |
| optional number start_of_timeselection | start of the time-selection |
| optional number end_of_timeselection | end of the time-selection |
| optional ReaProject Project | the project, whose time-selection-state you want to know; 0 or nil, the current project |
^ GetProject_AuthorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the author from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry " AUTHOR" Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| string author | the author of the project; "", if there's no author given |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ AutoSave_SetMinutesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the number of minutes, at which a new autosaved-project shall be saved. 0 to turn it off Returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, setting worked; false, setting didn't work |
| integer minutes | 0, turn off autosave; 1 to 2147483647, the number of minutes at which a new autosaved-project shall be saved |
^ AutoSave_GetMinutesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the currently set amount of minutes, at which a new autosave-project shall be saved |
| integer minutes | 0, autosave is turned off; 1 to 2147483647, the number of minutes at which a new autosaved-project shall be saved |
^ AutoSave_SetOptionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current states of the Save to timestamped file in project directory and Save undo history (RPP-UNDO)(if enabled in general prefs)-settings. |
| optional boolean timestamp_in_project | Save to timestamped file in project directory; true, set to on; false, set to off; nil, keep current setting |
| optional boolean save_undo_history | Save undo history (RPP-UNDO)(if enabled in general prefs); true, set to on; false, set to off; nil, keep current setting |
^ AutoSave_GetOptionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current states of the Save to timestamped file in project directory and Save undo history (RPP-UNDO)(if enabled in general prefs)-settings. |
| boolean timestamp_in_project | Save to timestamped file in project directory; true, set to on; false, set to off |
| boolean save_undo_history | Save undo history (RPP-UNDO)(if enabled in general prefs); true, set to on; false, set to off |
^ GetProjectState_NumbersOnlyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a state of the project or a ProjectStateChunk. It only supports single-entry-states with numbers/integers, separated by spaces! All other values will be set to nil and strings with spaces will produce weird results! returns nil in case of an error |
| table values | all values found as numerical indexed array |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the states; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| string state | the state, whose attributes you want to retrieve |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
| optional string functionname | if this function is used within specific getprojectstate-functions, pass here the "host"-functionname, so error-messages will reflect that |
| optional boolean numbertoggle | true or nil; converts all values to numbers; false, keep them as string versions |
^ GetProject_ReaperVersionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the reaperversion and the timestamp from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry "<REAPER_PROJECT" Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| string reaperversion | the version of Reaper, with which this project had been saved |
| string timestamp | a timestamp for this project |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string2, that contains all render-settings for primary and secondary render-settings of a project from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry <RENDER_CFG Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| string render_cfg | the renderstring, which contains all render-settings for a project/projectstatechunk |
| string render_cfg2 | the renderstring, which contains all secondary-render-settings for a project/projectstatechunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RippleStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the ripple-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RIPPLE Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| integer ripplestate | 0, no Ripple; 1, Ripple One Track; 2, Ripple All |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_GroupOverrideFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the group-override-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry GROUPOVERRIDE Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| integer group_override1 | the group-override state |
| integer track_group_enabled | the track_group_enabled-setting, as set in the context-menu of the Master-Track; 1, checked; 0, unchecked |
| integer group_override3 | the group-override state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_AutoCrossFadeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the autocrossfade-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry AUTOXFADE Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| integer autocrossfade_state | the autocrossfade-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename |
^ GetProject_EnvAttachFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the EnvAttach-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry ENVATTACH Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer env_attach | the env-attach state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path of the rpp-project-file; nil, use parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk to read the value from; only used, projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_PooledEnvAttachFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the PooledEnvAttach-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry POOLEDENVATTACH Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer pooled_env_attach | the pooled-env-attach state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path of the rpp-project-file; nil, use parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk to read the value from; only used, projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_MixerUIFlagsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the MixerUI-state-flags from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MIXERUIFLAGS Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer state1 | folders, receives, etc 0 - Show tracks in folders, Auto arrange tracks in mixer 1 - Show normal top level tracks 2 - Show Folders 4 - Group folders to left 8 - Show tracks that have receives 16 - Group tracks that have receives to left 32 - don't show tracks that are in folder 64 - No Autoarrange tracks in mixer 128 - ? 256 - ? |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_PeakGainFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the GetProject_PeakGain-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry PEAKGAIN Returns nil in case of error. |
| number peakgain_state | peakgain-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path of the rpp-project-file |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_FeedbackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the GetProject_Feedback-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry FEEDBACK Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer feedback_state | feedback-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_PanLawFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the GetProject_PanLaw-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, as set in the project-settings->Advanced->Pan law/mode->Pan:law(db). It's the entry PANLAW Returns nil in case of error. |
| number panlaw_state | state of the panlaw, as set in the project-settings->Advanced->Pan law/mode->Pan:law(db). 0.5(-6.02 db) to 1(default +0.0 db) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_ProjOffsetsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the Project Offset-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, start time as well as start measure. as set in ProjectSettings->ProjectSettings->Project Start Time/Measure and the checkbox Base Ruler Marking Off This Measure-checkbox It's the entry PROJOFFS Returns nil in case of error. |
| number start_time | the project-start-time in seconds |
| integer start_measure | starting with 0, unlike the Settingswindow, where the 0 becomes 1 as measure |
| integer base_ruler_marking_off_this_measure | 0, checkbox unchecked; 1, checkbox checked |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_MaxProjectLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the maximum-project-length from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, as set in ProjectSettings->Advanced-> as set in ProjectSettings->ProjectSettings->Project Start Time/Measure. It's the entry MAXPROJLEN Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer limit_project_length | checkbox "Limit project length, stop playback/recording at:" - 0 off, 1 on |
| number projectlength_limit | projectlength-limit in seconds |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_GridFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the grid-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry GRID Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer gridstate1 | gridstate1 |
| integer gridstate2 | gridstate2 |
| number gridstate3 | gridstate3 |
| integer gridstate4 | gridstate4 |
| number gridstate5 | gridstate5 |
| integer gridstate6 | gridstate6 |
| integer gridstate7 | gridstate7 |
| number gridstate8 | gridstate8 |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path of the rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_TimemodeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the timemode-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry TIMEMODE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer ruler_timemode | ruler-timemode-state -1, Use ruler time unit 0, Minutes:Seconds 1, Measures.Beats / Minutes:Seconds 2, Measures.Beats 3, Seconds 4, Samples 5, Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames 8, Absolute Frames |
| integer timemode2 | timemode-state |
| integer showntime | Transport shown time -1 - use ruler time unit 0 - minutes:seconds 1 - measures:beats/minutes:seconds 2 - measures:beats 3 - seconds 4 - samples 5 - hours:minutes:seconds:frames 8 - absolute frames |
| integer timemode4 | timemode-state |
| integer timemode5 | timemode-state |
| integer timemode6 | timemode-state |
| integer timemode7 | timemode-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_VideoConfigFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the videoconfig-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry VIDEO_CONFIG Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer preferredVidSizeX | preferred video size, x pixels |
| integer preferredVidSizeY | preferred video size, y pixels |
| integer settingsflags | settings 0 - turned on/selected: use high quality filtering, preserve aspect ratio(letterbox) when resizing, Video colorspace set to Auto, Items in higher numbered tracks replace lower, as well as Video colorspace set to Auto 1 - Video colorspace: I420/YV12 2 - Video colorspace: YUV2 3 - RGB 256 - Items in lower numbered tracks replace higher 512 - Always resize video sources to preferred video size 1024 - Always resize output to preferred video size 2048 - turn off "Use high quality filtering when resizing" 4096 - turn off "preserve aspect ratio (letterbox) when resizing" |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_PanModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the panmode-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry PANMODE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer panmode_state | panmode-state 0 reaper 3.x balance (deprecated) 3 Stereo balance / mono pan (default) 5 Stereo pan 6 Dual Pan |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_CursorPosFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the cursorposition-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry CURSOR Returns nil in case of error. |
| number cursorpos | editcursorposition in seconds |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_HorizontalZoomFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the horizontal-zoom-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Keep in mind, that hzoomscrollpos and scrollbarfactor depend on each other. hzoomscrollpos is a smaller positioning-unit, while scrollbarfactor is the bigger positioning-unit. Experiment with it to get an idea. It's the entry ZOOM Returns nil in case of error. |
| number hzoom | HorizontalZoomfactor, 0.007 to 1000000 |
| integer hzoomscrollpos | horizontalscrollbarposition - 0 - 4294967296 |
| integer scrollbarfactor | 0 to 500837, counts up, when maximum hzoomscrollpos overflows |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_VerticalZoomFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the verticalzoom from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry VZOOMEX Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer vzoom | vertical zoomfactor(0-40) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_UseRecConfigFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the rec-cfg-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry USE_REC_CFG Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer rec_cfg | recording-cfg-state 0 - Automatic .wav (recommended) 1 - Custom (use ultraschall.GetProject_ApplyFXCFG to get recording_cfg_string) 2 - Recording Format |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RecModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the rec-mode-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RECMODE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer rec_mode | recording-mode-state 0 - Autopunch/Selected Items 1 - normal 2 - Time Selection/Auto Punch |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_SMPTESyncFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the smpte-sync-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry SMPTESYNC Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer smptesync_state1 | flag 0 - external timecode synchronization disabled 1 - external timecode synchronization enabled 4 - Start playback on valid timecode when stopped 8 - turned off: display flashing notification window when waiting for sync for recording 16 - playback off 32 - recording off 256 - MTC - 24/30fps MTC is 23.976/29.97ND works only with smptesync_userinput set to 4159 512 - MTC - 24/30fps MTC is 24/30ND |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_LoopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the loop-button-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry LOOP Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer loop_mode | loopbutton-state, 0 - off, 1 - on |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_LoopGranFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the loop_gran-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry LOOPGRAN Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer loopgran_state1 | loopgran_state1 |
| number loopgran_state2 | loopgran_state2 |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RecPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the primary and secondary recording-path from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RECORD_PATH Returns nil in case of error. |
| string prim_recpath | the primary recording path |
| string sec_recpath | the secondary recording path |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RecordCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the recording-configuration as encoded BASE64-string from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, as set in ProjectSettings->Media->Recording. It's the entry <RECORD_CFG Returns nil in case of error. |
| recording_cfg_string | the record-configuration as encoded string |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_ApplyFXCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the audioformat-configuration, for fx-appliance-operation, as an encoded BASE64-string from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, as set in ProjectSettings->Media->Format for Apply FX, Glue, Freeze, etc It's the entry <APPLY_CFG Returns nil in case of error. |
| string applyfx_cfg_string | the file-format-configuration for fx-appliance as encoded string |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-pattern, that tells Reaper, how to automatically name the render-file, from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. If it contains nothing, you should check the Render_Pattern using GetProject_RenderFilename, as a render-pattern influences the rendering-filename as well. It's the entry RENDER_PATTERN Returns nil in case of error. |
| string render_pattern | the pattern, with which the rendering-filename will be automatically created. Check also GetProject_RenderFilename Capitalizing the first character of the wildcard will capitalize the first letter of the substitution. Capitalizing the first two characters of the wildcard will capitalize all letters. Directories will be created if necessary. For example if the render target is "$project/track", the directory "$project" will be created. Immediately following a wildcard, character replacement statements may be specified: $item media item take name, if the input is a media item $itemnumber 1 for the first media item on a track, 2 for the second... $track track name $tracknumber 1 for the first track, 2 for the second... $parenttrack parent track name $region region name $regionnumber 1 for the first region, 2 for the second... $project project name $tempo project tempo at the start of the render region $timesignature project time signature at the start of the render region, formatted as 4-4 $filenumber blank (optionally 1) for the first file rendered, 1 (optionally 2) for the second... $filenumber[N] N for the first file rendered, N+1 for the second... $note C0 for the first file rendered,C#0 for the second... $note[X] X (example: B2) for the first file rendered, X+1 (example: C3) for the second... $natural C0 for the first file rendered, D0 for the second... $natural[X] X (example: F2) for the first file rendered, X+1 (example: G2) for the second... $namecount 1 for the first item or region of the same name, 2 for the second... $timelineorder 1 for the first item or region on the timeline, 2 for the second... Position/Length: $start start time of the media item, render region, or time selection, in M-SS.TTT $end end time of the media item, render region, or time selection, in M-SS.TTT $length length of the media item, render region, or time selection, in M-SS.TTT $startbeats start time in measures.beats of the media item, render region, or time selection $endbeats end time in measures.beats of the media item, render region, or time selection $lengthbeats length in measures.beats of the media item, render region, or time selection $starttimecode start time in H-MM-SS-FF format of the media item, render region, or time selection $endtimecode end time in H-MM-SS-FF format of the media item, render region, or time selection $startframes start time in absolute frames of the media item, render region, or time selection $endframes end time in absolute frames of the media item, render region, or time selection $lengthframes length in absolute frames of the media item, render region, or time selection $startseconds start time in whole seconds of the media item, render region, or time selection $endseconds end time in whole seconds of the media item, render region, or time selection $lengthseconds length in whole seconds of the media item, render region, or time selection Output Format: $format render format (example: wav) $samplerate sample rate (example: 44100) $sampleratek sample rate (example: 44.1) $bitdepth bit depth, if available (example: 24 or 32FP) Current Date/Time: $year year, currently 2019 $year2 last 2 digits of the year,currently 19 $month month number,currently 04 $monthname month name,currently apr $day day of the month, currently 28 $hour hour of the day in 24-hour format,currently 23 $hour12 hour of the day in 12-hour format,currently 11 $ampm am if before noon,pm if after noon,currently pm $minute minute of the hour,currently 30 $second second of the minute,currently 27 Computer Information: $user user name $computer computer name (this description has been taken from the Render Wildcard Help within the Render-Dialog of Reaper) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderFreqNChansFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns an unknown number, the render-frequency and rendernumber of channels from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RENDER_FMT Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer unknown | unknown number |
| integer rendernum_chans | Number_Channels 0-seems default-project-settings(?), 1-Mono, 2-Stereo, ... up to 64 channels |
| integer render_frequency | RenderFrequency -2147483647 to 2147483647, except 0, which seems to be default-project-settings-frequency |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderSpeedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the rendering-speed from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RENDER_1X Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer render_speed | render_speed 0-Fullspeed Offline 1-1x Offline 2-Online Render 3-Offline Render (Idle) 4-1x Offline Render (Idle) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderRangeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-range, render-timestart, render-timeend, render-tail and render-taillength from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. To get RENDER_STEMS, refer GetProject_RenderStems It's the entry RENDER_RANGE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer bounds | the bounds of the project to be rendered 0, Custom Time Range 1, Entire Project 2, Time Selection, 3, Project Regions 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with RENDER_STEMS 32); to get RENDER_STEMS, refer GetProject_RenderStems 5, Selected regions |
| number time_start | TimeStart in milliseconds -2147483647 to 2147483647 |
| number time_end | TimeEnd in milliseconds 2147483647 to 2147483647 |
| integer tail | Tail on/off-flags for individual bounds 0, tail off for all bounds 1, custom time range -> tail on 2, entire project -> tail on 4, time selection -> tail on 8, project regions -> tail on |
| integer tail_length | TailLength in milliseconds, valuerange 0 - 2147483647 |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderResampleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns Resamplemode for a)Rendering and b)Playback as well as c)if both are combined from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RENDER_RESAMPLE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer resample_mode | Resample_Mode 0-medium (64pt Sinc), 1-Low (Linear Interpolation), 2-Lowest (Point Sampling), 3-Good(192pt Sinc), 4-Better(384pt Sinc), 5-Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation), 6-Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation), 7-Fast (16pt sinc) - Default, 8-HQ (512pt Sinc), 9-Extreme HQ (768pt HQ Sinc) |
| integer playback_resample_mode | Playback Resample Mode (as set in the Project-Settings) 0-medium (64pt Sinc), 1-Low (Linear Interpolation), 2-Lowest (Point Sampling), 3-Good(192pt Sinc), 4-Better(384pt Sinc), 5-Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation), 6-Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation), 7-Fast (16pt sinc) - Default, 8-HQ (512pt Sinc), 9-Extreme HQ (768pt HQ Sinc) |
| integer project_smplrate4mix_and_fx | Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; 1, checked; 0, unchecked |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_AddMediaToProjectAfterRenderFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if rendered media shall be added to the project afterwards as well as if likely silent files shall be rendered-state, from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the state of the "Add rendered items to new tracks in project"- checkbox and "Do not render files that are likely silent"-checkbox, as set in the Render to file-dialog. It's the entry RENDER_ADDTOPROJ Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer state | the state of the "Add rendered items to new tracks in project"- checkbox and "Do not render files that are likely silent"-checkbox &1, rendered media shall be added to the project afterwards; 0, don't add &2, don't render likely silent files; 0, render anyway |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderStemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-stems-state from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RENDER_STEMS Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer render_stems | the state of Render Stems 0, Source Master Mix, 1, Source Master mix + stems, 3, Source Stems, selected tracks, &4, Multichannel Tracks to Multichannel Files, 8, Source Region Render Matrix, &16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files, 32, Selected Media Items(in combination with RENDER_RANGE->Bounds->4, refer to GetProject_RenderRange to get RENDER_RANGE) 64, Selected media items via master 128, Selected tracks via master &256, Embed stretch markers/transient guides-checkbox &1024, Embed Take markers &2048, enable second pass rendering |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderDitherStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-dither-state from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry RENDER_DITHER Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer renderdither_state | the state of render dithering &1, Dither Master mix &2, Noise shaping Master mix &4, Dither Stems &8, Noise shaping Stems |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_TimeBaseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the timebase-state from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry TIMELOCKMODE x Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer timebase | the timebase for items/envelopes/markers as set in the project settings 0 - Time, 1 - Beats (position, length, rate), 2 - Beats (position only) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_TempoTimeSignatureFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the timebase for tempo/time-signature as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry TEMPOENVLOCKMODE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer tempotimesignature | the timebase for tempo/time-signature as set in the project settings 0 - Time 1 - Beats |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_ItemMixBehaviorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the item mix behavior, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry ITEMMIX Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer item_mix_behav_state | item mix behavior 0 - Enclosed items replace enclosing items 1 - Items always mix 2 - Items always replace earlier items |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_DefPitchModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the default-pitch-mode, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry DEFPITCHMODE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer def_pitch_mode_state | the default pitch mode SoundTouch: 0 - Default settings 1 - High Quality 2 - Fast Simple windowed (fast): 131072 - 50ms window, 25ms fade 131073 - 50ms window, 16ms fade 131074 - 50ms window, 10ms fade 131075 - 50ms window, 7ms fade 131076 - 75ms window, 37ms fade 131077 - 75ms window, 25ms fade 131078 - 75ms window, 15ms fade 131079 - 75ms window, 10ms fade 131080 - 100ms window, 50ms fade 131081 - 100ms window, 33ms fade 131082 - 100ms window, 20ms fade 131083 - 100ms window, 14ms fade 131084 - 150ms window, 75ms fade 131085 - 150ms window, 50ms fade 131086 - 150ms window, 30ms fade 131087 - 150ms window, 21ms fade 131088 - 225ms window, 112ms fade 131089 - 225ms window, 75ms fade 131090 - 225ms window, 45ms fade 131091 - 225ms window, 32ms fade 131092 - 300ms window, 150ms fade 131093 - 300ms window, 100ms fade 131094 - 300ms window, 60ms fade 131095 - 300ms window, 42ms fade 131096 - 40ms window, 20ms fade 131097 - 40ms window, 13ms fade 131098 - 40ms window, 8ms fade 131099 - 40ms window, 5ms fade 131100 - 30ms window, 15ms fade 131101 - 30ms window, 10ms fade 131102 - 30ms window, 6ms fade 131103 - 30ms window, 4ms fade 131104 - 20ms window, 10ms fade 131105 - 20ms window, 6ms fade 131106 - 20ms window, 4ms fade 131107 - 20ms window, 2ms fade 131108 - 10ms window, 5ms fade 131109 - 10ms window, 3ms fade 131110 - 10ms window, 2ms fade 131111 - 10ms window, 1ms fade 131112 - 5ms window, 2ms fade 131113 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131114 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131115 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131116 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131117 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131118 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131119 - 3ms window, 1ms fade élastique 2.2.8 Pro: 393216 - Normal 393217 - Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393218 - Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393219 - Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393220 - Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393221 - Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393222 - Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393223 - Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393224 - Mid/Side 393225 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393226 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393227 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393228 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393229 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393230 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393231 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393232 - Synchronized: Normal 393233 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393234 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393235 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393236 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393237 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393238 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393239 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393240 - Synchronized: Mid/Side 393241 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393242 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393243 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393244 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393245 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393246 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393247 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) élastique 2.2.8 Efficient: 458752 - Normal 458753 - Mid/Side 458754 - Synchronized: Normal 458755 - Synchronized: Mid/Side élastique 2.2.8 Soloist: 524288 - Monophonic 524289 - Monophonic [Mid/Side] 524290 - Speech 524291 - Speech [Mid/Side] élastique 3.3.0 Pro: 589824 - Normal 589825 - Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589826 - Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589827 - Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589828 - Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589829 - Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589830 - Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589831 - Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589832 - Mid/Side 589833 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589834 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589835 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589836 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589837 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589838 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589839 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589840 - Synchronized: Normal 589841 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589842 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589843 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589844 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589845 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589846 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589847 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589848 - Synchronized: Mid/Side 589849 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589850 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589851 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589852 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589853 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589854 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589855 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) élastique 3.3.0 Efficient: 655360 - Normal 655361 - Mid/Side 655362 - Synchronized: Normal 655363 - Synchronized: Mid/Side élastique 3.3.0 Soloist: 720896 - Monophonic 720897 - Monophonic [Mid/Side] 720898 - Speech 720899 - Speech [Mid/Side] Rubber Band Library - Default 851968 - nothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants 851969 - Preserve Formants Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side 851970 - Mid/Side Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 851971 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side Rubber Band Library - Independent Phase 851972 - Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 851973 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851974 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851975 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Time Domain Smoothing 851976 - Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 851977 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851978 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851979 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851980 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851981 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851982 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851983 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed 851984 - nothing 851985 - Preserve Formants 851986 - Mid/Side 851987 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 851988 - Independent Phase 851989 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 851990 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851991 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851992 - Time Domain Smoothing 851993 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 851994 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851995 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851996 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851997 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851998 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851999 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth 852000 - nothing 852001 - Preserve Formants 852002 - Mid/Side 852003 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852004 - Independent Phase 852005 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852006 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852007 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852008 - Time Domain Smoothing 852009 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852010 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852011 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852012 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852013 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852014 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852015 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive 852016 - nothing 852017 - Preserve Formants 852018 - Mid/Side 852019 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852020 - Independent Phase 852021 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852022 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852023 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852024 - Time Domain Smoothing 852025 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852026 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852027 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852028 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852029 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852030 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852031 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive 852032 - nothing 852033 - Preserve Formants 852034 - Mid/Side 852035 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852036 - Independent Phase 852037 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852038 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852039 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852040 - Time Domain Smoothing 852041 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852042 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852043 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852044 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852045 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852046 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852047 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive 852048 - nothing 852049 - Preserve Formants 852050 - Mid/Side 852051 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852052 - Independent Phase 852053 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852054 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852055 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852056 - Time Domain Smoothing 852057 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852058 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852059 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852060 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852061 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852062 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852063 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft 852064 - nothing 852065 - Preserve Formants 852066 - Mid/Side 852067 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852068 - Independent Phase 852069 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852070 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852071 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852072 - Time Domain Smoothing 852073 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852074 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852075 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852076 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852077 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852078 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852079 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft 852080 - nothing 852081 - Preserve Formants 852082 - Mid/Side 852083 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852084 - Independent Phase 852085 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852086 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852087 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852088 - Time Domain Smoothing 852089 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852090 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852091 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852092 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852093 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852094 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852095 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft 852096 - nothing 852097 - Preserve Formants 852098 - Mid/Side 852099 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852100 - Independent Phase 852101 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852102 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852103 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852104 - Time Domain Smoothing 852105 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852106 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852107 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852108 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852109 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852110 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852111 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ 852112 - nothing 852113 - Preserve Formants 852114 - Mid/Side 852115 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852116 - Independent Phase 852117 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852118 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852119 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852120 - Time Domain Smoothing 852121 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852122 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852123 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852124 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852125 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852126 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852127 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852128 - nothing 852129 - Preserve Formants 852130 - Mid/Side 852131 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852132 - Independent Phase 852133 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852134 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852135 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852136 - Time Domain Smoothing 852137 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852138 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852139 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852140 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852141 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852142 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852143 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852144 - nothing 852145 - Preserve Formants 852146 - Mid/Side 852147 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852148 - Independent Phase 852149 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852150 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852151 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852152 - Time Domain Smoothing 852153 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852154 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852155 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852156 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852157 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852158 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852159 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852160 - nothing 852161 - Preserve Formants 852162 - Mid/Side 852163 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852164 - Independent Phase 852165 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852166 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852167 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852168 - Time Domain Smoothing 852169 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852170 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852171 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852172 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852173 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852174 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852175 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852176 - nothing 852177 - Preserve Formants 852178 - Mid/Side 852179 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852180 - Independent Phase 852181 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852182 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852183 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852184 - Time Domain Smoothing 852185 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852186 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852187 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852188 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852189 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852190 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852191 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852192 - nothing 852193 - Preserve Formants 852194 - Mid/Side 852195 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852196 - Independent Phase 852197 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852198 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852199 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852200 - Time Domain Smoothing 852201 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852202 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852203 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852204 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852205 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852206 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852207 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852208 - nothing 852209 - Preserve Formants 852210 - Mid/Side 852211 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852212 - Independent Phase 852213 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852214 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852215 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852216 - Time Domain Smoothing 852217 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852218 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852219 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852220 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852221 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852222 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852223 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852224 - nothing 852225 - Preserve Formants 852226 - Mid/Side 852227 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852228 - Independent Phase 852229 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852230 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852231 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852232 - Time Domain Smoothing 852233 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852234 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852235 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852236 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852237 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852238 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852239 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852240 - nothing 852241 - Preserve Formants 852242 - Mid/Side 852243 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852244 - Independent Phase 852245 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852246 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852247 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852248 - Time Domain Smoothing 852249 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852250 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852251 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852252 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852253 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852254 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852255 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent 852256 - nothing 852257 - Preserve Formants 852258 - Mid/Side 852259 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852260 - Independent Phase 852261 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852262 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852263 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852264 - Time Domain Smoothing 852265 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852266 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852267 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852268 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852269 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852270 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852271 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852272 - nothing 852273 - Preserve Formants 852274 - Mid/Side 852275 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852276 - Independent Phase 852277 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852278 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852279 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852280 - Time Domain Smoothing 852281 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852282 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852283 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852284 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852285 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852286 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852287 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852288 - nothing 852289 - Preserve Formants 852290 - Mid/Side 852291 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852292 - Independent Phase 852293 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852294 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852295 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852296 - Time Domain Smoothing 852297 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852298 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852299 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852300 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852301 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852302 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852303 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852304 - nothing 852305 - Preserve Formants 852306 - Mid/Side 852307 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852308 - Independent Phase 852309 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852310 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852311 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852312 - Time Domain Smoothing 852313 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852314 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852315 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852316 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852317 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852318 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852319 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852320 - nothing 852321 - Preserve Formants 852322 - Mid/Side 852323 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852324 - Independent Phase 852325 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852326 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852327 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852328 - Time Domain Smoothing 852329 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852330 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852331 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852332 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852333 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852334 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852335 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852336 - nothing 852337 - Preserve Formants 852338 - Mid/Side 852339 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852340 - Independent Phase 852341 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852342 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852343 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852344 - Time Domain Smoothing 852345 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852346 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852347 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852348 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852349 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852350 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852351 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852352 - nothing 852353 - Preserve Formants 852354 - Mid/Side 852355 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852356 - Independent Phase 852357 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852358 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852359 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852360 - Time Domain Smoothing 852361 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852362 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852363 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852364 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852365 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852366 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852367 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852368 - nothing 852369 - Preserve Formants 852370 - Mid/Side 852371 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852372 - Independent Phase 852373 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852374 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852375 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852376 - Time Domain Smoothing 852377 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852378 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852379 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852380 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852381 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852382 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852383 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852384 - nothing 852385 - Preserve Formants 852386 - Mid/Side 852387 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852388 - Independent Phase 852389 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852390 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852391 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852392 - Time Domain Smoothing 852393 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852394 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852395 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852396 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852397 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852398 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852399 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Window: Short 852400 - nothing 852401 - Preserve Formants 852402 - Mid/Side 852403 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852404 - Independent Phase 852405 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852406 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852407 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852408 - Time Domain Smoothing 852409 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852410 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852411 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852412 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852413 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852414 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852415 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Window: Short 852416 - nothing 852417 - Preserve Formants 852418 - Mid/Side 852419 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852420 - Independent Phase 852421 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852422 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852423 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852424 - Time Domain Smoothing 852425 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852426 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852427 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852428 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852429 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852430 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852431 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Window: Short 852432 - nothing 852433 - Preserve Formants 852434 - Mid/Side 852435 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852436 - Independent Phase 852437 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852438 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852439 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852440 - Time Domain Smoothing 852441 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852442 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852443 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852444 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852445 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852446 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852447 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852448 - nothing 852449 - Preserve Formants 852450 - Mid/Side 852451 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852452 - Independent Phase 852453 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852454 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852455 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852456 - Time Domain Smoothing 852457 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852458 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852459 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852460 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852461 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852462 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852463 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852464 - nothing 852465 - Preserve Formants 852466 - Mid/Side 852467 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852468 - Independent Phase 852469 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852470 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852471 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852472 - Time Domain Smoothing 852473 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852474 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852475 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852476 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852477 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852478 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852479 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852480 - nothing 852481 - Preserve Formants 852482 - Mid/Side 852483 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852484 - Independent Phase 852485 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852486 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852487 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852488 - Time Domain Smoothing 852489 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852490 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852491 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852492 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852493 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852494 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852495 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852496 - nothing 852497 - Preserve Formants 852498 - Mid/Side 852499 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852500 - Independent Phase 852501 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852502 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852503 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852504 - Time Domain Smoothing 852505 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852506 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852507 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852508 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852509 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852510 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852511 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852512 - nothing 852513 - Preserve Formants 852514 - Mid/Side 852515 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852516 - Independent Phase 852517 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852518 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852519 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852520 - Time Domain Smoothing 852521 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852522 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852523 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852524 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852525 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852526 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852527 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852528 - nothing 852529 - Preserve Formants 852530 - Mid/Side 852531 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852532 - Independent Phase 852533 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852534 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852535 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852536 - Time Domain Smoothing 852537 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852538 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852539 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852540 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852541 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852542 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852543 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852544 - nothing 852545 - Preserve Formants 852546 - Mid/Side 852547 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852548 - Independent Phase 852549 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852550 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852551 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852552 - Time Domain Smoothing 852553 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852554 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852555 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852556 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852557 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852558 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852559 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852560 - nothing 852561 - Preserve Formants 852562 - Mid/Side 852563 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852564 - Independent Phase 852565 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852566 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852567 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852568 - Time Domain Smoothing 852569 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852570 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852571 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852572 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852573 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852574 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852575 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852576 - nothing 852577 - Preserve Formants 852578 - Mid/Side 852579 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852580 - Independent Phase 852581 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852582 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852583 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852584 - Time Domain Smoothing 852585 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852586 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852587 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852588 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852589 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852590 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852591 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852592 - nothing 852593 - Preserve Formants 852594 - Mid/Side 852595 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852596 - Independent Phase 852597 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852598 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852599 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852600 - Time Domain Smoothing 852601 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852602 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852603 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852604 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852605 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852606 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852607 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852608 - nothing 852609 - Preserve Formants 852610 - Mid/Side 852611 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852612 - Independent Phase 852613 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852614 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852615 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852616 - Time Domain Smoothing 852617 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852618 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852619 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852620 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852621 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852622 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852623 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852624 - nothing 852625 - Preserve Formants 852626 - Mid/Side 852627 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852628 - Independent Phase 852629 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852630 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852631 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852632 - Time Domain Smoothing 852633 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852634 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852635 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852636 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852637 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852638 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852639 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852640 - nothing 852641 - Preserve Formants 852642 - Mid/Side 852643 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852644 - Independent Phase 852645 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852646 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852647 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852648 - Time Domain Smoothing 852649 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852650 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852651 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852652 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852653 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852654 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852655 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852656 - nothing 852657 - Preserve Formants 852658 - Mid/Side 852659 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852660 - Independent Phase 852661 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852662 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852663 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852664 - Time Domain Smoothing 852665 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852666 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852667 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852668 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852669 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852670 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852671 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852672 - nothing 852673 - Preserve Formants 852674 - Mid/Side 852675 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852676 - Independent Phase 852677 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852678 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852679 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852680 - Time Domain Smoothing 852681 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852682 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852683 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852684 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852685 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852686 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852687 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852688 - nothing 852689 - Preserve Formants 852690 - Mid/Side 852691 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852692 - Independent Phase 852693 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852694 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852695 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852696 - Time Domain Smoothing 852697 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852698 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852699 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852700 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852701 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852702 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852703 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852704 - nothing 852705 - Preserve Formants 852706 - Mid/Side 852707 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852708 - Independent Phase 852709 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852710 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852711 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852712 - Time Domain Smoothing 852713 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852714 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852715 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852716 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852717 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852718 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852719 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852720 - nothing 852721 - Preserve Formants 852722 - Mid/Side 852723 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852724 - Independent Phase 852725 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852726 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852727 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852728 - Time Domain Smoothing 852729 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852730 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852731 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852732 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852733 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852734 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852735 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852736 - nothing 852737 - Preserve Formants 852738 - Mid/Side 852739 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852740 - Independent Phase 852741 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852742 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852743 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852744 - Time Domain Smoothing 852745 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852746 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852747 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852748 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852749 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852750 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852751 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852752 - nothing 852753 - Preserve Formants 852754 - Mid/Side 852755 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852756 - Independent Phase 852757 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852758 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852759 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852760 - Time Domain Smoothing 852761 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852762 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852763 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852764 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852765 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852766 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852767 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852768 - nothing 852769 - Preserve Formants 852770 - Mid/Side 852771 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852772 - Independent Phase 852773 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852774 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852775 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852776 - Time Domain Smoothing 852777 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852778 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852779 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852780 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852781 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852782 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852783 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852784 - nothing 852785 - Preserve Formants 852786 - Mid/Side 852787 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852788 - Independent Phase 852789 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852790 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852791 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852792 - Time Domain Smoothing 852793 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852794 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852795 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852796 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852797 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852798 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852799 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852800 - nothing 852801 - Preserve Formants 852802 - Mid/Side 852803 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852804 - Independent Phase 852805 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852806 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852807 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852808 - Time Domain Smoothing 852809 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852810 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852811 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852812 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852813 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852814 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852815 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852816 - nothing 852817 - Preserve Formants 852818 - Mid/Side 852819 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852820 - Independent Phase 852821 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852822 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852823 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852824 - Time Domain Smoothing 852825 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852826 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852827 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852828 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852829 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852830 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852831 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Window: Long 852832 - nothing 852833 - Preserve Formants 852834 - Mid/Side 852835 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852836 - Independent Phase 852837 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852838 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852839 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852840 - Time Domain Smoothing 852841 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852842 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852843 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852844 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852845 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852846 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852847 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Window: Long 852848 - nothing 852849 - Preserve Formants 852850 - Mid/Side 852851 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852852 - Independent Phase 852853 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852854 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852855 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852856 - Time Domain Smoothing 852857 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852858 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852859 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852860 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852861 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852862 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852863 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Window: Long 852864 - nothing 852865 - Preserve Formants 852866 - Mid/Side 852867 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852868 - Independent Phase 852869 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852870 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852871 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852872 - Time Domain Smoothing 852873 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852874 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852875 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852876 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852877 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852878 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852879 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852880 - nothing 852881 - Preserve Formants 852882 - Mid/Side 852883 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852884 - Independent Phase 852885 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852886 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852887 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852888 - Time Domain Smoothing 852889 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852890 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852891 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852892 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852893 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852894 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852895 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852896 - nothing 852897 - Preserve Formants 852898 - Mid/Side 852899 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852900 - Independent Phase 852901 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852902 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852903 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852904 - Time Domain Smoothing 852905 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852906 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852907 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852908 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852909 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852910 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852911 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852912 - nothing 852913 - Preserve Formants 852914 - Mid/Side 852915 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852916 - Independent Phase 852917 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852918 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852919 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852920 - Time Domain Smoothing 852921 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852922 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852923 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852924 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852925 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852926 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852927 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852928 - nothing 852929 - Preserve Formants 852930 - Mid/Side 852931 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852932 - Independent Phase 852933 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852934 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852935 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852936 - Time Domain Smoothing 852937 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852938 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852939 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852940 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852941 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852942 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852943 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852944 - nothing 852945 - Preserve Formants 852946 - Mid/Side 852947 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852948 - Independent Phase 852949 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852950 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852951 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852952 - Time Domain Smoothing 852953 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852954 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852955 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852956 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852957 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852958 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852959 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852960 - nothing 852961 - Preserve Formants 852962 - Mid/Side 852963 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852964 - Independent Phase 852965 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852966 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852967 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852968 - Time Domain Smoothing 852969 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852970 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852971 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852972 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852973 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852974 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852975 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 852976 - nothing 852977 - Preserve Formants 852978 - Mid/Side 852979 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852980 - Independent Phase 852981 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852982 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852983 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852984 - Time Domain Smoothing 852985 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852986 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852987 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852988 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852989 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852990 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852991 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 852992 - nothing 852993 - Preserve Formants 852994 - Mid/Side 852995 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852996 - Independent Phase 852997 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852998 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852999 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853000 - Time Domain Smoothing 853001 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853002 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853003 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853004 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853005 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853006 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853007 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853008 - nothing 853009 - Preserve Formants 853010 - Mid/Side 853011 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853012 - Independent Phase 853013 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853014 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853015 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853016 - Time Domain Smoothing 853017 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853018 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853019 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853020 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853021 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853022 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853023 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853024 - nothing 853025 - Preserve Formants 853026 - Mid/Side 853027 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853028 - Independent Phase 853029 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853030 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853031 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853032 - Time Domain Smoothing 853033 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853034 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853035 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853036 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853037 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853038 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853039 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853040 - nothing 853041 - Preserve Formants 853042 - Mid/Side 853043 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853044 - Independent Phase 853045 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853046 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853047 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853048 - Time Domain Smoothing 853049 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853050 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853051 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853052 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853053 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853054 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853055 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853056 - nothing 853057 - Preserve Formants 853058 - Mid/Side 853059 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853060 - Independent Phase 853061 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853062 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853063 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853064 - Time Domain Smoothing 853065 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853066 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853067 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853068 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853069 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853070 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853071 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853072 - nothing 853073 - Preserve Formants 853074 - Mid/Side 853075 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853076 - Independent Phase 853077 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853078 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853079 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853080 - Time Domain Smoothing 853081 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853082 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853083 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853084 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853085 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853086 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853087 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853088 - nothing 853089 - Preserve Formants 853090 - Mid/Side 853091 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853092 - Independent Phase 853093 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853094 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853095 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853096 - Time Domain Smoothing 853097 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853098 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853099 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853100 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853101 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853102 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853103 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853104 - nothing 853105 - Preserve Formants 853106 - Mid/Side 853107 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853108 - Independent Phase 853109 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853110 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853111 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853112 - Time Domain Smoothing 853113 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853114 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853115 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853116 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853117 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853118 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853119 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853120 - nothing 853121 - Preserve Formants 853122 - Mid/Side 853123 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853124 - Independent Phase 853125 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853126 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853127 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853128 - Time Domain Smoothing 853129 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853130 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853131 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853132 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853133 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853134 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853135 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853136 - nothing 853137 - Preserve Formants 853138 - Mid/Side 853139 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853140 - Independent Phase 853141 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853142 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853143 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853144 - Time Domain Smoothing 853145 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853146 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853147 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853148 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853149 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853150 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853151 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853152 - nothing 853153 - Preserve Formants 853154 - Mid/Side 853155 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853156 - Independent Phase 853157 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853158 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853159 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853160 - Time Domain Smoothing 853161 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853162 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853163 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853164 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853165 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853166 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853167 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853168 - nothing 853169 - Preserve Formants 853170 - Mid/Side 853171 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853172 - Independent Phase 853173 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853174 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853175 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853176 - Time Domain Smoothing 853177 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853178 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853179 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853180 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853181 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853182 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853183 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853184 - nothing 853185 - Preserve Formants 853186 - Mid/Side 853187 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853188 - Independent Phase 853189 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853190 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853191 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853192 - Time Domain Smoothing 853193 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853194 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853195 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853196 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853197 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853198 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853199 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853200 - nothing 853201 - Preserve Formants 853202 - Mid/Side 853203 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853204 - Independent Phase 853205 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853206 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853207 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853208 - Time Domain Smoothing 853209 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853210 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853211 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853212 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853213 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853214 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853215 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853216 - nothing 853217 - Preserve Formants 853218 - Mid/Side 853219 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853220 - Independent Phase 853221 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853222 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853223 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853224 - Time Domain Smoothing 853225 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853226 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853227 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853228 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853229 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853230 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853231 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853232 - nothing 853233 - Preserve Formants 853234 - Mid/Side 853235 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853236 - Independent Phase 853237 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853238 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853239 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853240 - Time Domain Smoothing 853241 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853242 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853243 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853244 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853245 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853246 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853247 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853248 - nothing 853249 - Preserve Formants 853250 - Mid/Side 853251 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853252 - Independent Phase 853253 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853254 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853255 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853256 - Time Domain Smoothing 853257 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853258 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853259 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853260 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853261 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853262 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853263 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing |
| integer stretch_marker_mode | the stretch marker mode 0, Balanced 1, Tonal-optimized 2, Transient-optimized 3, No pre-echo reduction |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_TakeLaneFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the take-lane-state from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry TAKELANE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer take_lane_state | take-lane-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_SampleRateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the take-lane-state, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry SAMPLERATE Returns nil in case of error. |
| integer sample_rate | Project Sample Rate in Hz |
| integer project_sample_rate | Checkbox: Project Sample Rate |
| integer force_tempo_time_sig | Checkbox: Force Project Tempo/Time Signature changes to occur on whole samples |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_TrackMixingDepthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the track-mixing-state, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry INTMIXMODE Returns -1 in case of error, nil if it's set to 64bit(default)! |
| integer track_mixing_depth | track mixing depth nil - 64bit float (default) 1 - 32 bit float 2 - 39 bit integer 3 - 24 bit integer 4 - 16 bit integer 5 - 12 bit integer 6 - 8 bit integer |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns an RPPXML-trackstatechunk from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk, with tracknumber idx. IDX is 1 for the first track in the project-file, 2 for the second, etc Returns -1 in case of error. Use GetProject_NumberOfTracks to get the number of tracks within an rpp-file. The returned trackstatechunk can be inserted into the current project with InsertTrack_TrackStateChunk. |
| string trackstatechunk | an RPP-XML-Trackstate-chunk, that can be used by functions like reaper.SetTrackStateChunk() |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| integer idx | the tracknumber you want to have |
| boolean deletetrackid | deletes the trackID in the trackstate-chunk, to avoid possible conflicts within a project, where it shall be imported to |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_NumberOfTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the number of tracks within an rpp-project-file or a GetProject_NumberOfTracks. Returns -1 in case of error. Note: Huge projectfiles with thousands of items may take some seconds to load. |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks within an projectfile |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_SelectionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the selection-range from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry SELECTION Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| number start_selection | start of the time-selection |
| number end_selection | end of the time-selection |
| number start_selection2 | start of the time-selection |
| number end_selection2 | end of the time-selection |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_RenderQueueDelayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the state of the checkbox Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox and the length of the delay. It's the entry RENDER_QDELAY Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| boolean qdelay_checkstate | true, the checkbox is checked; false, it is unchecked |
| integer qdelay_seconds | the length of the queued-render-delay in seconds |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_QRenderOriginalProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the original-filename of a queue-render-projectfile. Will return empty string, if the queued-render-project hadn't been saved before it was added to the render-queue. It's the entry QUEUED_RENDER_ORIGINAL_FILENAME Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| string qrender_originalproject_file | the original-projectfilename of the queue-render-project |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_QRenderOutFilesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the outfiles of the rendered files, stored in a queue-render-projectfile. This includes the path and files of the files, that will be rendered. It's the entry QUEUED_RENDER_OUTFILE Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| integer count_outfiles | the number of render-outfiles |
| table QRenderOutFilesList | an array with all filenames-with-paths that the rendered files will have; if the filename contains "-001" or higher, this represents a file for a rendered stem, otherwise it is the one for the master. |
| table QRenderOutFilesListGuid | the guids of the rendered outfiles |
| boolean AutoCloseWhenFinished | true, the render-dialog will be closed after render is finished; false, the render-dialog keeps open |
| boolean AutoIncrementFilename | true, autoincrement filename if the file already exists; false, don't autoincrement filename |
| boolean SaveCopyToOutfile | true, save a copy of the project as e.g. "outfile.wav.RPP"; false, don't save a copy of the project |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_MetaDataStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Metadata-StateChunk, that holds all Metadata-entries. It's the entry <RENDER_METADATA ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MetaDataStateChunk | the statechunk of the metadata |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the projectbay-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ SetProject_RippleStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the ripple-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer ripple_state | 0, no Ripple; 1, Ripple One Track; 2, Ripple All |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderQueueDelayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the render-queue-delay-time in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer renderqdelay | 0 and higher, sets the checkbox "Delay queued render to allow samples to load and the amount of time to wait in seconds nil, if you want to turn off render-queue-delay in the project/ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_SelectionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the ripple-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| number starttime | start of the selection in seconds |
| number endtime | end of the selection in seconds |
| number starttime2 | start of the second selection in seconds |
| number endtime2 | end of the second selection in seconds |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_GroupOverrideFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the group-override-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer group_override1 | the group-override state |
| integer group_override2 | the group-override state |
| integer group_override3 | the group-override state |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_AutoCrossFadeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the autocrossfade-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer autocrossfade_state | autocrossfade-state |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_EnvAttachFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the env_attach-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer env_attach | env_attach-state |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MixerUIFlagsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the Mixer-UI-state-flags in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer state_bitfield1 | folders, receives, etc 0 - Show tracks in folders, Auto arrange tracks in mixer 1 - Show normal top level tracks 2 - Show Folders 4 - Group folders to left 8 - Show tracks that have receives 16 - Group tracks that have receives to left 32 - don't show tracks that are in folder 64 - No Autoarrange tracks in mixer 128 - ? 256 - ? |
^ SetProject_PeakGainFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the peak-gain-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| number peakgain_state | peak-gain-state |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_FeedbackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the feedback-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer feedback_state | feedback-state |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_PanLawFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the panlaw-state, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| number panlaw_state | state of the panlaw, as set in the project-settings->Advanced->Pan law/mode->Pan:law(db). 0.5(-6.02 db) to 1(default +0.0 db) |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_ProjOffsetsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the project-offset-state, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. The project-offset, as set in the ProjectSettings -> Project Time Start, Project start measure and Base Ruler Marking Off This Measure-checkbox Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| number start_time | the project-start-time in seconds |
| integer start_measure | the start-measure; starting with 0, unlike in the Project-Settings-window, where the 0 becomes 1 as startmeasure |
| integer base_ruler_marking_off_this_measure | 0, checkbox unchecked; 1, checkbox checked |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MaxProjectLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the max-project-length-state, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer limit_project_length | checkbox "Limit project length, stop playback/recording at:" - 0 off, 1 on |
| number projectlength_limit | projectlength-limit in seconds |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_GridFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the setproject-grid-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer gridstate1 | gridstate1 |
| integer gridstate2 | gridstate2 |
| number gridstate3 | gridstate3 |
| integer gridstate4 | gridstate4 |
| number gridstate5 | gridstate5 |
| integer gridstate6 | gridstate6 |
| integer gridstate7 | gridstate7 |
| number gridstate8 | gridstate8 |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_TimemodeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the timemode-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer ruler_timemode | ruler-timemode-state -1, Use ruler time unit 0, Minutes:Seconds 1, Measures.Beats / Minutes:Seconds 2, Measures.Beats 3, Seconds 4, Samples 5, Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames 8, Absolute Frames |
| integer timemode2 | timemode-state |
| integer showntime | Transport shown time -1 - use ruler time unit 0 - minutes:seconds 1 - measures:beats/minutes:seconds 2 - measures:beats 3 - seconds 4 - samples 5 - hours:minutes:seconds:frames 8 - absolute frames |
| integer timemode4 | timemode-state |
| integer timemode5 | timemode-state |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_VideoConfigFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the video-config-settings, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer preferredVidSizeX | preferred video size, x pixels |
| integer preferredVidSizeY | preferred video size, y pixels |
| integer settingsBitfield | settings 0 - turned on/selected: use high quality filtering, preserve aspect ratio(letterbox) when resizing, Video colorspace set to Auto, Items in higher numbered tracks replace lower, as well as Video colorspace set to Auto 1 - Video colorspace: I420/YV12 2 - Video colorspace: YUV2 3 - RGB 256 - Items in lower numbered tracks replace higher 512 - Always resize video sources to preferred video size 1024 - Always resize output to preferred video size 2048 - turn off "Use high quality filtering when resizing" 4096 - turn off "preserve aspect ratio (letterbox) when resizing" |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_PanModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the panmode-settings, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer panmode_state | panmode-state - ProjectSettings->Advanced->Pan law/mode->Pan mode 0 reaper 3.x balance (deprecated) 3 Stereo balance / mono pan (default) 5 Stereo pan 6 Dual Pan |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_CursorPosFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the cursor-position in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| number cursorpos | editcursorposition in seconds |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_HorizontalZoomFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the horizontal-zoom in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| number hzoom | HorizontalZoomfactor, 0.007 to 1000000 |
| integer hzoomscrollpos | horizontalscrollbarposition - 0 - 4294967296 |
| integer scrollbarfactor | 0 to 500837, counts up, when maximum hzoomscrollpos overflows |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_VerticalZoomFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the vertical-zoom from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer vzoom | vertical zoomfactor(0-40) |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_UseRecConfigFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the UseRec-Config in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer rec_cfg | recording-cfg-state 0 - Automatic .wav (recommended) 1 - Custom (use ultraschall.GetProject_ApplyFXCFG to get recording_cfg_string) 2 - Recording Format |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RecModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the recording-mode-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer rec_mode | recording mode 0, Autopunch/Selected Items 1, normal 2, Time Selection/Auto Punch |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_SMPTESyncFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the TimeCodeSyncronization-SMPTE-Config in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer smptesync_state1 | flag 0 - external timecode synchronization disabled 1 - external timecode synchronization enabled 4 - Start playback on valid timecode when stopped 8 - turned off: display flashing notification window when waiting for sync for recording 16 - playback off 32 - recording off 256 - MTC - 24/30fps MTC is 23.976/29.97ND works only with smptesync_userinput set to 4159 512 - MTC - 24/30fps MTC is 24/30ND |
^ SetProject_LoopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the UseRec-Config in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer loop_mode | loopbutton-state, 0, off; 1, on |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_LoopGranFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the Loop-Gran-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer loopgran_state1 | loopgran_state1 |
| number loopgran_state2 | loopgran_state2 |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RecPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the primary and secondary recording-paths in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| string prim_recpath | primary recording path |
| string sec_recpath | secondary recording path |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RecordCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the recording-configuration as encoded string in an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, as set in ProjectSettings->Media->Recording. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| recording_cfg_string | the record-configuration as encoded string |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the primary and secondary render-configuration as encoded string in an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, as set in Render-Settings Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| rendercfg_string | the render-configuration as encoded string |
| rendercfg_string2 | the secondary render-configuration as encoded string; use "" or nil to not set it |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_ApplyFXCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the audioformat-configuration, for fx-appliance-operation, as an encoded string in an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk, as set in ProjectSettings->Media->Format for Apply FX, Glue, Freeze, etc Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| string applyfx_cfg_string | the file-format-configuration for fx-appliance as encoded string |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the render-filename in an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Set to "", if you want to set a render-pattern with SetProject_RenderPattern. The rendername is influenced by the settings in the RENDER_PATTERN-entry in the RPP-file, see SetProject_RenderPattern to influence or remove the RENDER_PATTERN-entry(Removing RENDER_PATTERN may help when Reaper rendering it to the name given in parameter render_filename. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk insteadO |
| string render_filename | the filename for rendering, check also GetProject_RenderPattern |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderFreqNChansFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns an unknown number, the render-frequency and rendernumber of channels from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer unknown | unknown number |
| integer rendernum_chans | Number_Channels 0-seems default-project-settings(?), 1-Mono, 2-Stereo, ... up to 64 channels |
| integer render_frequency | RenderFrequency -2147483647 to 2147483647, except 0, which seems to be default-project-settings-frequency |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderSpeedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a rendering-speed in an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer render_speed | render_speed 0-Fullspeed Offline 1-1x Offline 2-Online Render 3-Offline Render (Idle) 4-1x Offline Render (Idle) |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderRangeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the render-range, render-timestart, render-timeend, render-tail and render-taillength in an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. To get RENDER_STEMS, refer GetProject_RenderStems Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer bounds | the bounds of the project to be rendered 0, Custom Time Range 1, Entire Project 2, Time Selection, 3, Project Regions 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with RENDER_STEMS 32); to get RENDER_STEMS, refer GetProject_RenderStems 5, Selected regions |
| number time_start | TimeStart in milliseconds -2147483647 to 2147483647 |
| number time_end | TimeEnd in milliseconds 2147483647 to 2147483647 |
| integer tail | Tail on/off-flags for individual bounds 0, tail off for all bounds 1, custom time range -> tail on 2, entire project -> tail on 4, time selection -> tail on 8, project regions -> tail on |
^ SetProject_RenderResampleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Resamplemode for a)Rendering and b)Playback as well as c)if both are combined from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer resample_mode | Resample_Mode 0-medium (64pt Sinc), 1-Low (Linear Interpolation), 2-Lowest (Point Sampling), 3-Good(192pt Sinc), 4-Better(384pt Sinc), 5-Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation), 6-Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation), 7-Fast (16pt sinc) - Default, 8-HQ (512pt Sinc), 9-Extreme HQ (768pt HQ Sinc) |
| integer playback_resample_mode | Playback Resample Mode (as set in the Project-Settings) 0-medium (64pt Sinc), 1-Low (Linear Interpolation), 2-Lowest (Point Sampling), 3-Good(192pt Sinc), 4-Better(384pt Sinc), 5-Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation), 6-Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation), 7-Fast (16pt sinc) - Default, 8-HQ (512pt Sinc), 9-Extreme HQ (768pt HQ Sinc) |
| integer project_smplrate4mix_and_fx | Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; 1, checked; 0, unchecked |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_AddMediaToProjectAfterRenderFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets, if rendered media shall be added to the project afterwards as well as if likely silent files shall be rendered-state, from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the state of the "Add rendered items to new tracks in project"- checkbox and "Do not render files that are likely silent"-checkbox, as set in the Render to file-dialog. It's the entry RENDER_ADDTOPROJ Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer state | the state of the "Add rendered items to new tracks in project"- checkbox and "Do not render files that are likely silent"-checkbox &1, rendered media shall be added to the project afterwards; 0, don't add &2, don't render likely silent files; 0, render anyway |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderStemsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the render-stems-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer render_stems | the state of Render Stems 0, Source Master Mix, 1, Source Master mix + stems, 3, Source Stems, selected tracks, &4, Multichannel Tracks to Multichannel Files, 8, Source Region Render Matrix, &16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files, 32, Selected Media Items(in combination with RENDER_RANGE->Bounds->4, refer to GetProject_RenderRange to get RENDER_RANGE) 64, Selected media items via master 128, Selected tracks via master &256, Embed stretch markers/transient guides-checkbox &1024, Embed Take markers &2048, enable second pass rendering |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_RenderDitherStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the render-dither-state from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer renderdither_state | the state of render dithering &1, Dither Master mix &2, Noise shaping Master mix &4, Dither Stems &8, Noise shaping Stems |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_TimeBaseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the timebase, as set in the project-settings, in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer timebase | the timebase for items/envelopes/markers as set in the project settings 0 - Time, 1 - Beats (position, length, rate), 2 - Beats (position only) |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_TempoTimeSignatureFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the timebase, as set in the project-settings, in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer tempotimesignature | the timebase for tempo/time-signature as set in the project settings 0 - Time 1 - Beats |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_ItemMixBehaviorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the item mix behavior, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path of the rpp-project-file |
| integer item_mix_behav_state | item mix behavior 0 - Enclosed items replace enclosing items 1 - Items always mix 2 - Items always replace earlier items |
^ SetProject_DefPitchModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the default-pitch-mode, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer def_pitch_mode_state | the default pitch mode SoundTouch: 0 - Default settings 1 - High Quality 2 - Fast Simple windowed (fast): 131072 - 50ms window, 25ms fade 131073 - 50ms window, 16ms fade 131074 - 50ms window, 10ms fade 131075 - 50ms window, 7ms fade 131076 - 75ms window, 37ms fade 131077 - 75ms window, 25ms fade 131078 - 75ms window, 15ms fade 131079 - 75ms window, 10ms fade 131080 - 100ms window, 50ms fade 131081 - 100ms window, 33ms fade 131082 - 100ms window, 20ms fade 131083 - 100ms window, 14ms fade 131084 - 150ms window, 75ms fade 131085 - 150ms window, 50ms fade 131086 - 150ms window, 30ms fade 131087 - 150ms window, 21ms fade 131088 - 225ms window, 112ms fade 131089 - 225ms window, 75ms fade 131090 - 225ms window, 45ms fade 131091 - 225ms window, 32ms fade 131092 - 300ms window, 150ms fade 131093 - 300ms window, 100ms fade 131094 - 300ms window, 60ms fade 131095 - 300ms window, 42ms fade 131096 - 40ms window, 20ms fade 131097 - 40ms window, 13ms fade 131098 - 40ms window, 8ms fade 131099 - 40ms window, 5ms fade 131100 - 30ms window, 15ms fade 131101 - 30ms window, 10ms fade 131102 - 30ms window, 6ms fade 131103 - 30ms window, 4ms fade 131104 - 20ms window, 10ms fade 131105 - 20ms window, 6ms fade 131106 - 20ms window, 4ms fade 131107 - 20ms window, 2ms fade 131108 - 10ms window, 5ms fade 131109 - 10ms window, 3ms fade 131110 - 10ms window, 2ms fade 131111 - 10ms window, 1ms fade 131112 - 5ms window, 2ms fade 131113 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131114 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131115 - 5ms window, 1ms fade 131116 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131117 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131118 - 3ms window, 1ms fade 131119 - 3ms window, 1ms fade élastique 2.2.8 Pro: 393216 - Normal 393217 - Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393218 - Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393219 - Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393220 - Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393221 - Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393222 - Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393223 - Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393224 - Mid/Side 393225 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393226 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393227 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393228 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393229 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393230 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393231 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393232 - Synchronized: Normal 393233 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393234 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393235 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393236 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393237 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393238 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393239 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 393240 - Synchronized: Mid/Side 393241 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 393242 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 393243 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 393244 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 393245 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 393246 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 393247 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) élastique 2.2.8 Efficient: 458752 - Normal 458753 - Mid/Side 458754 - Synchronized: Normal 458755 - Synchronized: Mid/Side élastique 2.2.8 Soloist: 524288 - Monophonic 524289 - Monophonic [Mid/Side] 524290 - Speech 524291 - Speech [Mid/Side] élastique 3.3.0 Pro: 589824 - Normal 589825 - Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589826 - Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589827 - Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589828 - Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589829 - Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589830 - Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589831 - Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589832 - Mid/Side 589833 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589834 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589835 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589836 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589837 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589838 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589839 - Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589840 - Synchronized: Normal 589841 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589842 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589843 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589844 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589845 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589846 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589847 - Synchronized: Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) 589848 - Synchronized: Mid/Side 589849 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lowest Pitches) 589850 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Lower Pitches) 589851 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Low Pitches) 589852 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Most Pitches) 589853 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (High Pitches) 589854 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Higher Pitches) 589855 - Synchronized: Mid/Side, Preserve Formants (Highest Pitches) élastique 3.3.0 Efficient: 655360 - Normal 655361 - Mid/Side 655362 - Synchronized: Normal 655363 - Synchronized: Mid/Side élastique 3.3.0 Soloist: 720896 - Monophonic 720897 - Monophonic [Mid/Side] 720898 - Speech 720899 - Speech [Mid/Side] Rubber Band Library - Default 851968 - nothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants 851969 - Preserve Formants Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side 851970 - Mid/Side Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 851971 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side Rubber Band Library - Independent Phase 851972 - Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 851973 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851974 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851975 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase Rubber Band Library - Time Domain Smoothing 851976 - Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 851977 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851978 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851979 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851980 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851981 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851982 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851983 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed 851984 - nothing 851985 - Preserve Formants 851986 - Mid/Side 851987 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 851988 - Independent Phase 851989 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 851990 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851991 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 851992 - Time Domain Smoothing 851993 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 851994 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851995 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 851996 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851997 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851998 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 851999 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth 852000 - nothing 852001 - Preserve Formants 852002 - Mid/Side 852003 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852004 - Independent Phase 852005 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852006 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852007 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852008 - Time Domain Smoothing 852009 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852010 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852011 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852012 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852013 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852014 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852015 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive 852016 - nothing 852017 - Preserve Formants 852018 - Mid/Side 852019 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852020 - Independent Phase 852021 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852022 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852023 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852024 - Time Domain Smoothing 852025 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852026 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852027 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852028 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852029 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852030 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852031 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive 852032 - nothing 852033 - Preserve Formants 852034 - Mid/Side 852035 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852036 - Independent Phase 852037 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852038 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852039 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852040 - Time Domain Smoothing 852041 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852042 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852043 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852044 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852045 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852046 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852047 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive 852048 - nothing 852049 - Preserve Formants 852050 - Mid/Side 852051 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852052 - Independent Phase 852053 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852054 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852055 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852056 - Time Domain Smoothing 852057 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852058 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852059 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852060 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852061 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852062 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852063 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft 852064 - nothing 852065 - Preserve Formants 852066 - Mid/Side 852067 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852068 - Independent Phase 852069 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852070 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852071 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852072 - Time Domain Smoothing 852073 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852074 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852075 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852076 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852077 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852078 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852079 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft 852080 - nothing 852081 - Preserve Formants 852082 - Mid/Side 852083 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852084 - Independent Phase 852085 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852086 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852087 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852088 - Time Domain Smoothing 852089 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852090 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852091 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852092 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852093 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852094 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852095 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft 852096 - nothing 852097 - Preserve Formants 852098 - Mid/Side 852099 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852100 - Independent Phase 852101 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852102 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852103 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852104 - Time Domain Smoothing 852105 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852106 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852107 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852108 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852109 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852110 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852111 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ 852112 - nothing 852113 - Preserve Formants 852114 - Mid/Side 852115 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852116 - Independent Phase 852117 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852118 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852119 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852120 - Time Domain Smoothing 852121 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852122 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852123 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852124 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852125 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852126 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852127 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852128 - nothing 852129 - Preserve Formants 852130 - Mid/Side 852131 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852132 - Independent Phase 852133 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852134 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852135 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852136 - Time Domain Smoothing 852137 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852138 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852139 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852140 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852141 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852142 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852143 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852144 - nothing 852145 - Preserve Formants 852146 - Mid/Side 852147 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852148 - Independent Phase 852149 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852150 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852151 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852152 - Time Domain Smoothing 852153 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852154 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852155 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852156 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852157 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852158 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852159 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852160 - nothing 852161 - Preserve Formants 852162 - Mid/Side 852163 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852164 - Independent Phase 852165 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852166 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852167 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852168 - Time Domain Smoothing 852169 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852170 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852171 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852172 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852173 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852174 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852175 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852176 - nothing 852177 - Preserve Formants 852178 - Mid/Side 852179 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852180 - Independent Phase 852181 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852182 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852183 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852184 - Time Domain Smoothing 852185 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852186 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852187 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852188 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852189 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852190 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852191 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852192 - nothing 852193 - Preserve Formants 852194 - Mid/Side 852195 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852196 - Independent Phase 852197 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852198 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852199 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852200 - Time Domain Smoothing 852201 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852202 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852203 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852204 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852205 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852206 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852207 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852208 - nothing 852209 - Preserve Formants 852210 - Mid/Side 852211 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852212 - Independent Phase 852213 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852214 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852215 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852216 - Time Domain Smoothing 852217 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852218 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852219 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852220 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852221 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852222 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852223 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852224 - nothing 852225 - Preserve Formants 852226 - Mid/Side 852227 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852228 - Independent Phase 852229 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852230 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852231 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852232 - Time Domain Smoothing 852233 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852234 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852235 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852236 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852237 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852238 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852239 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ 852240 - nothing 852241 - Preserve Formants 852242 - Mid/Side 852243 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852244 - Independent Phase 852245 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852246 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852247 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852248 - Time Domain Smoothing 852249 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852250 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852251 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852252 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852253 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852254 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852255 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent 852256 - nothing 852257 - Preserve Formants 852258 - Mid/Side 852259 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852260 - Independent Phase 852261 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852262 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852263 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852264 - Time Domain Smoothing 852265 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852266 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852267 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852268 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852269 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852270 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852271 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852272 - nothing 852273 - Preserve Formants 852274 - Mid/Side 852275 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852276 - Independent Phase 852277 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852278 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852279 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852280 - Time Domain Smoothing 852281 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852282 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852283 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852284 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852285 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852286 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852287 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852288 - nothing 852289 - Preserve Formants 852290 - Mid/Side 852291 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852292 - Independent Phase 852293 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852294 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852295 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852296 - Time Domain Smoothing 852297 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852298 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852299 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852300 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852301 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852302 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852303 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852304 - nothing 852305 - Preserve Formants 852306 - Mid/Side 852307 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852308 - Independent Phase 852309 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852310 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852311 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852312 - Time Domain Smoothing 852313 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852314 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852315 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852316 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852317 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852318 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852319 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852320 - nothing 852321 - Preserve Formants 852322 - Mid/Side 852323 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852324 - Independent Phase 852325 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852326 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852327 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852328 - Time Domain Smoothing 852329 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852330 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852331 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852332 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852333 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852334 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852335 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852336 - nothing 852337 - Preserve Formants 852338 - Mid/Side 852339 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852340 - Independent Phase 852341 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852342 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852343 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852344 - Time Domain Smoothing 852345 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852346 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852347 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852348 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852349 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852350 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852351 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852352 - nothing 852353 - Preserve Formants 852354 - Mid/Side 852355 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852356 - Independent Phase 852357 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852358 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852359 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852360 - Time Domain Smoothing 852361 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852362 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852363 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852364 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852365 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852366 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852367 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852368 - nothing 852369 - Preserve Formants 852370 - Mid/Side 852371 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852372 - Independent Phase 852373 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852374 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852375 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852376 - Time Domain Smoothing 852377 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852378 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852379 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852380 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852381 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852382 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852383 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent 852384 - nothing 852385 - Preserve Formants 852386 - Mid/Side 852387 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852388 - Independent Phase 852389 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852390 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852391 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852392 - Time Domain Smoothing 852393 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852394 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852395 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852396 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852397 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852398 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852399 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Window: Short 852400 - nothing 852401 - Preserve Formants 852402 - Mid/Side 852403 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852404 - Independent Phase 852405 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852406 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852407 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852408 - Time Domain Smoothing 852409 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852410 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852411 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852412 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852413 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852414 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852415 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Window: Short 852416 - nothing 852417 - Preserve Formants 852418 - Mid/Side 852419 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852420 - Independent Phase 852421 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852422 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852423 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852424 - Time Domain Smoothing 852425 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852426 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852427 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852428 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852429 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852430 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852431 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Window: Short 852432 - nothing 852433 - Preserve Formants 852434 - Mid/Side 852435 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852436 - Independent Phase 852437 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852438 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852439 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852440 - Time Domain Smoothing 852441 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852442 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852443 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852444 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852445 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852446 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852447 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852448 - nothing 852449 - Preserve Formants 852450 - Mid/Side 852451 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852452 - Independent Phase 852453 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852454 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852455 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852456 - Time Domain Smoothing 852457 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852458 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852459 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852460 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852461 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852462 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852463 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852464 - nothing 852465 - Preserve Formants 852466 - Mid/Side 852467 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852468 - Independent Phase 852469 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852470 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852471 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852472 - Time Domain Smoothing 852473 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852474 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852475 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852476 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852477 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852478 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852479 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Window: Short 852480 - nothing 852481 - Preserve Formants 852482 - Mid/Side 852483 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852484 - Independent Phase 852485 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852486 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852487 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852488 - Time Domain Smoothing 852489 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852490 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852491 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852492 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852493 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852494 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852495 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852496 - nothing 852497 - Preserve Formants 852498 - Mid/Side 852499 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852500 - Independent Phase 852501 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852502 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852503 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852504 - Time Domain Smoothing 852505 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852506 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852507 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852508 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852509 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852510 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852511 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852512 - nothing 852513 - Preserve Formants 852514 - Mid/Side 852515 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852516 - Independent Phase 852517 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852518 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852519 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852520 - Time Domain Smoothing 852521 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852522 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852523 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852524 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852525 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852526 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852527 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Window: Short 852528 - nothing 852529 - Preserve Formants 852530 - Mid/Side 852531 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852532 - Independent Phase 852533 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852534 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852535 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852536 - Time Domain Smoothing 852537 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852538 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852539 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852540 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852541 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852542 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852543 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852544 - nothing 852545 - Preserve Formants 852546 - Mid/Side 852547 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852548 - Independent Phase 852549 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852550 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852551 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852552 - Time Domain Smoothing 852553 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852554 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852555 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852556 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852557 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852558 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852559 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852560 - nothing 852561 - Preserve Formants 852562 - Mid/Side 852563 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852564 - Independent Phase 852565 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852566 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852567 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852568 - Time Domain Smoothing 852569 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852570 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852571 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852572 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852573 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852574 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852575 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852576 - nothing 852577 - Preserve Formants 852578 - Mid/Side 852579 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852580 - Independent Phase 852581 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852582 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852583 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852584 - Time Domain Smoothing 852585 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852586 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852587 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852588 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852589 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852590 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852591 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852592 - nothing 852593 - Preserve Formants 852594 - Mid/Side 852595 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852596 - Independent Phase 852597 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852598 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852599 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852600 - Time Domain Smoothing 852601 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852602 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852603 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852604 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852605 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852606 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852607 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852608 - nothing 852609 - Preserve Formants 852610 - Mid/Side 852611 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852612 - Independent Phase 852613 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852614 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852615 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852616 - Time Domain Smoothing 852617 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852618 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852619 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852620 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852621 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852622 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852623 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852624 - nothing 852625 - Preserve Formants 852626 - Mid/Side 852627 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852628 - Independent Phase 852629 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852630 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852631 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852632 - Time Domain Smoothing 852633 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852634 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852635 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852636 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852637 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852638 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852639 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852640 - nothing 852641 - Preserve Formants 852642 - Mid/Side 852643 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852644 - Independent Phase 852645 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852646 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852647 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852648 - Time Domain Smoothing 852649 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852650 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852651 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852652 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852653 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852654 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852655 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852656 - nothing 852657 - Preserve Formants 852658 - Mid/Side 852659 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852660 - Independent Phase 852661 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852662 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852663 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852664 - Time Domain Smoothing 852665 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852666 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852667 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852668 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852669 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852670 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852671 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Short 852672 - nothing 852673 - Preserve Formants 852674 - Mid/Side 852675 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852676 - Independent Phase 852677 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852678 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852679 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852680 - Time Domain Smoothing 852681 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852682 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852683 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852684 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852685 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852686 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852687 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852688 - nothing 852689 - Preserve Formants 852690 - Mid/Side 852691 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852692 - Independent Phase 852693 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852694 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852695 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852696 - Time Domain Smoothing 852697 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852698 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852699 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852700 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852701 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852702 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852703 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852704 - nothing 852705 - Preserve Formants 852706 - Mid/Side 852707 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852708 - Independent Phase 852709 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852710 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852711 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852712 - Time Domain Smoothing 852713 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852714 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852715 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852716 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852717 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852718 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852719 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852720 - nothing 852721 - Preserve Formants 852722 - Mid/Side 852723 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852724 - Independent Phase 852725 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852726 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852727 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852728 - Time Domain Smoothing 852729 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852730 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852731 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852732 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852733 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852734 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852735 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852736 - nothing 852737 - Preserve Formants 852738 - Mid/Side 852739 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852740 - Independent Phase 852741 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852742 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852743 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852744 - Time Domain Smoothing 852745 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852746 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852747 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852748 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852749 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852750 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852751 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852752 - nothing 852753 - Preserve Formants 852754 - Mid/Side 852755 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852756 - Independent Phase 852757 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852758 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852759 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852760 - Time Domain Smoothing 852761 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852762 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852763 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852764 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852765 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852766 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852767 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852768 - nothing 852769 - Preserve Formants 852770 - Mid/Side 852771 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852772 - Independent Phase 852773 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852774 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852775 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852776 - Time Domain Smoothing 852777 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852778 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852779 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852780 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852781 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852782 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852783 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852784 - nothing 852785 - Preserve Formants 852786 - Mid/Side 852787 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852788 - Independent Phase 852789 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852790 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852791 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852792 - Time Domain Smoothing 852793 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852794 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852795 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852796 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852797 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852798 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852799 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852800 - nothing 852801 - Preserve Formants 852802 - Mid/Side 852803 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852804 - Independent Phase 852805 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852806 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852807 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852808 - Time Domain Smoothing 852809 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852810 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852811 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852812 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852813 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852814 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852815 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Short 852816 - nothing 852817 - Preserve Formants 852818 - Mid/Side 852819 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852820 - Independent Phase 852821 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852822 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852823 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852824 - Time Domain Smoothing 852825 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852826 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852827 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852828 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852829 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852830 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852831 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Window: Long 852832 - nothing 852833 - Preserve Formants 852834 - Mid/Side 852835 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852836 - Independent Phase 852837 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852838 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852839 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852840 - Time Domain Smoothing 852841 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852842 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852843 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852844 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852845 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852846 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852847 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Window: Long 852848 - nothing 852849 - Preserve Formants 852850 - Mid/Side 852851 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852852 - Independent Phase 852853 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852854 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852855 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852856 - Time Domain Smoothing 852857 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852858 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852859 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852860 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852861 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852862 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852863 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Window: Long 852864 - nothing 852865 - Preserve Formants 852866 - Mid/Side 852867 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852868 - Independent Phase 852869 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852870 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852871 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852872 - Time Domain Smoothing 852873 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852874 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852875 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852876 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852877 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852878 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852879 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852880 - nothing 852881 - Preserve Formants 852882 - Mid/Side 852883 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852884 - Independent Phase 852885 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852886 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852887 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852888 - Time Domain Smoothing 852889 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852890 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852891 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852892 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852893 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852894 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852895 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852896 - nothing 852897 - Preserve Formants 852898 - Mid/Side 852899 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852900 - Independent Phase 852901 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852902 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852903 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852904 - Time Domain Smoothing 852905 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852906 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852907 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852908 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852909 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852910 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852911 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Window: Long 852912 - nothing 852913 - Preserve Formants 852914 - Mid/Side 852915 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852916 - Independent Phase 852917 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852918 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852919 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852920 - Time Domain Smoothing 852921 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852922 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852923 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852924 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852925 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852926 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852927 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852928 - nothing 852929 - Preserve Formants 852930 - Mid/Side 852931 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852932 - Independent Phase 852933 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852934 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852935 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852936 - Time Domain Smoothing 852937 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852938 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852939 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852940 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852941 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852942 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852943 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852944 - nothing 852945 - Preserve Formants 852946 - Mid/Side 852947 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852948 - Independent Phase 852949 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852950 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852951 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852952 - Time Domain Smoothing 852953 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852954 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852955 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852956 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852957 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852958 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852959 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Window: Long 852960 - nothing 852961 - Preserve Formants 852962 - Mid/Side 852963 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852964 - Independent Phase 852965 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852966 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852967 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852968 - Time Domain Smoothing 852969 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852970 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852971 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852972 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852973 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852974 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852975 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 852976 - nothing 852977 - Preserve Formants 852978 - Mid/Side 852979 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852980 - Independent Phase 852981 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852982 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852983 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852984 - Time Domain Smoothing 852985 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 852986 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852987 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 852988 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852989 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852990 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 852991 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 852992 - nothing 852993 - Preserve Formants 852994 - Mid/Side 852995 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 852996 - Independent Phase 852997 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 852998 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 852999 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853000 - Time Domain Smoothing 853001 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853002 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853003 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853004 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853005 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853006 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853007 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853008 - nothing 853009 - Preserve Formants 853010 - Mid/Side 853011 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853012 - Independent Phase 853013 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853014 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853015 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853016 - Time Domain Smoothing 853017 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853018 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853019 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853020 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853021 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853022 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853023 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853024 - nothing 853025 - Preserve Formants 853026 - Mid/Side 853027 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853028 - Independent Phase 853029 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853030 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853031 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853032 - Time Domain Smoothing 853033 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853034 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853035 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853036 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853037 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853038 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853039 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853040 - nothing 853041 - Preserve Formants 853042 - Mid/Side 853043 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853044 - Independent Phase 853045 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853046 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853047 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853048 - Time Domain Smoothing 853049 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853050 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853051 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853052 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853053 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853054 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853055 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853056 - nothing 853057 - Preserve Formants 853058 - Mid/Side 853059 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853060 - Independent Phase 853061 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853062 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853063 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853064 - Time Domain Smoothing 853065 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853066 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853067 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853068 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853069 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853070 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853071 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853072 - nothing 853073 - Preserve Formants 853074 - Mid/Side 853075 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853076 - Independent Phase 853077 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853078 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853079 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853080 - Time Domain Smoothing 853081 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853082 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853083 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853084 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853085 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853086 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853087 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853088 - nothing 853089 - Preserve Formants 853090 - Mid/Side 853091 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853092 - Independent Phase 853093 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853094 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853095 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853096 - Time Domain Smoothing 853097 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853098 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853099 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853100 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853101 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853102 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853103 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: HighQ, Window: Long 853104 - nothing 853105 - Preserve Formants 853106 - Mid/Side 853107 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853108 - Independent Phase 853109 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853110 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853111 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853112 - Time Domain Smoothing 853113 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853114 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853115 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853116 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853117 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853118 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853119 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853120 - nothing 853121 - Preserve Formants 853122 - Mid/Side 853123 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853124 - Independent Phase 853125 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853126 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853127 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853128 - Time Domain Smoothing 853129 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853130 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853131 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853132 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853133 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853134 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853135 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853136 - nothing 853137 - Preserve Formants 853138 - Mid/Side 853139 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853140 - Independent Phase 853141 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853142 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853143 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853144 - Time Domain Smoothing 853145 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853146 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853147 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853148 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853149 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853150 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853151 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853152 - nothing 853153 - Preserve Formants 853154 - Mid/Side 853155 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853156 - Independent Phase 853157 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853158 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853159 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853160 - Time Domain Smoothing 853161 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853162 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853163 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853164 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853165 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853166 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853167 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853168 - nothing 853169 - Preserve Formants 853170 - Mid/Side 853171 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853172 - Independent Phase 853173 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853174 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853175 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853176 - Time Domain Smoothing 853177 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853178 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853179 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853180 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853181 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853182 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853183 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853184 - nothing 853185 - Preserve Formants 853186 - Mid/Side 853187 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853188 - Independent Phase 853189 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853190 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853191 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853192 - Time Domain Smoothing 853193 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853194 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853195 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853196 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853197 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853198 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853199 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Percussive, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853200 - nothing 853201 - Preserve Formants 853202 - Mid/Side 853203 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853204 - Independent Phase 853205 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853206 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853207 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853208 - Time Domain Smoothing 853209 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853210 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853211 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853212 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853213 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853214 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853215 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853216 - nothing 853217 - Preserve Formants 853218 - Mid/Side 853219 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853220 - Independent Phase 853221 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853222 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853223 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853224 - Time Domain Smoothing 853225 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853226 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853227 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853228 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853229 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853230 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853231 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Mixed, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853232 - nothing 853233 - Preserve Formants 853234 - Mid/Side 853235 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853236 - Independent Phase 853237 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853238 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853239 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853240 - Time Domain Smoothing 853241 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853242 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853243 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853244 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853245 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853246 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853247 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing Rubber Band Library - Transients: Smooth, Detector: Soft, Pitch Mode: Consistent, Window: Long 853248 - nothing 853249 - Preserve Formants 853250 - Mid/Side 853251 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side 853252 - Independent Phase 853253 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase 853254 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853255 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase 853256 - Time Domain Smoothing 853257 - Preserve Formants, Time Domain Smoothing 853258 - Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853259 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Time Domain Smoothing 853260 - Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853261 - Preserve Formants, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853262 - Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing 853263 - Preserve Formants, Mid/Side, Independent Phase, Time Domain Smoothing |
| integer stretch_marker_mode | the stretch marker mode 0, Balanced 1, Tonal-optimized 2, Transient-optimized 3, No pre-echo reduction |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_TakeLaneFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the take-lane-state in an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer take_lane_state | take-lane-state |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_SampleRateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the project-samplerate-state, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer sample_rate | Project Sample Rate in Hz |
| integer project_sample_rate | Checkbox: Project Sample Rate |
| integer force_tempo_time_sig | Checkbox: Force Project Tempo/Time Signature changes to occur on whole samples |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_TrackMixingDepthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the project-samplerate-state, as set in the project-settings, from an rpp-project-file or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer mixingdepth | the track mixing depth 1 - 32 bit float 2 - 39 bit integer 3 - 24 bit integer 4 - 16 bit integer 5 - 12 bit integer 6 - 8 bit integer |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ GetProject_CountMarkersAndRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of all markers, the number of regions and the number of markers(that are not regions) in the project. It's the entry MARKER returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_markers_and_regions | the number of all markers and regions |
| integer number_of_regions_only | the number of regions |
| integer number_of_markers_only | the number of markers only |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfilename in which to count the markers |
^ GetProject_GetMarkerFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the information of the marker idx in a projectfile. It's the entry MARKER returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, in case of success; false in case of failure |
| integer shownnumber | the number that is shown with the marker in the arrange-view |
| number markerposition | the position of the marker in seconds |
| string markertitle | the name of the marker. "" if no name is given. |
| integer markercolor | the colorvalue of the marker |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfilename from where to get the marker |
| integer idx | the number of the marker, you want to have the information of |
^ GetProject_GetRegionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the information of the region idx in a projectfile. It's the entry MARKER returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, in case of success; false in case of failure |
| integer shownnumber | the number that is shown with the region in the arrange-view |
| number start_of_region | the startposition of the region in seconds |
| number end_of_region | the endposition of the region in seconds |
| string regionname | the name of the region. "" if no name is given. |
| integer regioncolor | the colorvalue of the region |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfilename from where to get the region |
| integer idx | the number of the marker, you want to have the information of |
^ GetProject_MarkersAndRegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the markers and regions from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Doe not return TimeSignature-markers(!) Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| integer markerregioncount | the number of markers and regions in the projectfile/ProjectStateChunk |
| array markertable | an array with all elements of markers/regions markertable has the following entries: markertable[id][1] = boolean isrgn - true, marker is a region; false, marker is a normal marker markertable[id][2] = number pos - the startposition of the marker/region markertable[id][3] = number rgnend - the endposition of a region; 0, if it's a marker markertable[id][4] = string name - the name of the marker/region markertable[id][5] = integer markrgnindexnumber - the shown number of the region/marker markertable[id][6] = integer color - the color-value of the marker markertable[id][7] = string guid - the guid of the marker markertable[id][8] = if a region: true, region is selected; false, region is not selected markertable[id][9] = if a region: true, region-render-matrix Master mix is selected; false, region-render-matrix Master mix is unselected markertable[id][10]= if a region: true, region-render-matrix All tracks is selected; false, region-render-matrix All tracks is unselected |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ IsValidReaProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if parameter ReaProject is a valid ReaProject(means, an existing opened project) or not. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if parameter ReaProject is a valid ReaProject; false, if parameter ReaProject isn't a valid ReaProject |
| ReaProject ReaProject | the object that you want to check for being a valid ReaProject |
^ NewProjectTabFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a new projecttab and optionally switches to it. Returns the newly created ReaProject. returns nil in case of an error |
| ReaProject newproject | the newly created project-object of the projecttab |
| boolean switch_to_new_tab | true, switch to the newly created project-tab; false, stay in the "old" project-tab |
^ GetCurrentTimeLengthOfFrameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a project's length of a frame in seconds. Depends on the fps set in the Project's settings of ReaProject. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| number length | the current length of a frame of ReaProject in seconds |
| ReaProject ReaProject | the project to check for; use nil or 0 for the current project |
^ GetLengthOfFramesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the length of a number of frames of a ReaProject. Depends on the fps set in the Project's settings of ReaProject. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| number length | the current length of frames of ReaProject in seconds |
| integer frames | the number of frames, whose length you would love to know |
| ReaProject ReaProject | the project to check for; use nil or 0 for the current project |
^ ConvertOldProjectToCurrentReaperVersionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Convert an old Reaper-project to the current Reaper-version. It creates a backup-copy of the old version of the project.rpp to project.rpp~0 After that, it will open the project and save it again, so it is saved with the newest version of Reaper. Maybe helpful, when you want to use the Ultraschall-API Get/SetProject-State-functions on older projects, where some states were saved differently. Just create a "new" version of it and use the aforementioned functions on the new project-version. Returns false in case of an error. |
| boolean retval | true, conversion was successfull; false, conversion wasn't successful(file doesn't exist or a copy can't be created) |
| string filename_with_path | the filename with path of the rpp-projectfile to be converted. |
^ GetProject_ProjectBayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the ProjectBay-StateChunk, that holds MediaItems, that shall be retained in the "background" of the project, even if they are deleted from the project. These MediaItems can be seen and set to retain from within the ProjectBay-window. It's the entry <PROJBAY ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string ProjectBayStateChunk | the statechunk of the ProjectBay |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the projectbay-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MetronomeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Metronome-StateChunk, that holds metronome-settings. It's the entry <METRONOME ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MetronomeStateChunk | the statechunk of the Metronome |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the metronome-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterPlayspeedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-Playspeed-StateChunk, that holds Playspeed-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERPLAYSPEEDENV ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterPlayspeedStateChunk | the statechunk of the MasterPlaySpeed |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-playspeed-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_TempoEnvExFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Tempo-StateChunk, that holds tempo-settings of the master. It's the entry <TEMPOENVEX ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string TempoStateChunk | the statechunk of the Tempo |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the tempo-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_ExtensionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Extensions-settings-StateChunk, that holds tempo-settings of the master. It's the entry <EXTENSIONS ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string ExtensionsStateChunk | the statechunk of the Extensions-settings |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the extension-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_LockFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the individual lock-settings of the project, as set in menu Options -> Locking -> Locking Settings It's the entry LOCK It is the one before(!) any It is a bitfield, containing numerous settings. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer lock_state | the lock-state, which is a bitfield &1 - Time selection &2 - Items (full) &4 - Track envelopes &8 - Markers &16 - Regions &32 - Time signature markers &64 - Items (prevent left/right movement) &128 - Items (prevent up/down movement) &256 - Item edges &512 - Item fade/volume handles &1024 - Loop points locked &2048 - Item envelopes &4096 - Item stretch markers &16384 - Enable locking |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the lock-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_GlobalAutoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the global-automation-settings of the project. It's the entry GLOBAL_AUTO returns nil in case of an error or if the setting isn't existing |
| integer globalauto_state | the global automation override state, this sets the same automation mode to all tracks! -1, No global automation override, automation-mode will be set by track 0, trim/read mode 1, read mode 2, touch mode 3, write mode 4, latch mode 5, latch preview mode 6, bypass all automation |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the global-automation-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_TempoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the tempo-settings of the project, as set in the Project Settings -> Project Settings-tab It's the entry TEMPO returns nil in case of an error |
| number bpm | the tempo of the project in bpm |
| integer beat | the beat of the project |
| integer denominator | the denominator for the beat |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the tempo-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_PlayrateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the tempo-settings of the project, as set in the Project Settings -> Project Settings-tab It's the entry PLAYRATE returns nil in case of an error |
| number playrate | the currently set playrate; 0.01 to 10 |
| integer preserve_pitch | 0, don't preserve pitch, when changing playrate; 1, preserve pitch, when changing playrate |
| number min_playrate | the minimum playrate possible in the project; 0.01 to 10 |
| number max_playrate | the maximum playrate possible in the project; 0.01 to 10 |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the playrate-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterAutomodeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the automation-mode of the master-track of the project, as set in the "Envelopes for Master Track"-dialog or the context-menu for the Master Track -> Set track automation mode -> ... It's the entry MASTERAUTOMODE returns nil in case of an error |
| integer automode | the automation-mode, as set in the Envelopes for Master Track 0, Trim/Read 1, Read 2, Touch 3, Write 4, Latch 5, Latch Preview |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-automation-mode; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterSelFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the master-track-selection-state of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTER_SEL returns nil in case of an error |
| integer selection | the selection-state; 0, master-track unselected; 1, master-track selected |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-selection; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterFXBypFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the fx-bypass-state of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTER_FX returns nil in case of an error |
| integer fx_byp_state | the fx-bypass-state; 0, master-track-fx bypassed; 1, master-track-fx normal |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-fx-bypass-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterMuteSoloFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the mute-solo-state of the master-track of the project. Has no exclusive-solo/mute-settings! It's the entry MASTERMUTESOLO returns nil in case of an error |
| integer mute_solo_state | the mute-solo-state; it is a bitfield 0, no mute, no solo, Mono mode L+R &1, master-track muted &2, master-track soloed &4, master-track mono-button &8, Mono mode:L &16, Mono mode:R add 24 for Mono mode L-R |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-mute-solo-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterNChansFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of output channels-settings and the vu-peak-metering-settings of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTER_NCH returns nil in case of an error |
| integer number_of_channels | the number of output-channels, as set in the "Outputs for the Master Channel -> Track Channels"-dialog |
| integer peak_metering | 2, Multichannel peak metering-setting, as set in the "Master VU settings"-dialog |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-nchans; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterTrackHeightFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the master-trackheight-states of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTERTRACKHEIGHT returns nil in case of an error |
| integer height_state | the current-height of the master-track, from 24 to 260 |
| integer height_lock | 0, height-lock is off; 1, height-lock is on |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the mastertrackheight-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterTrackColorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the master-color of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTERPEAKCOL returns nil in case of an error |
| integer color | the color for the master-track |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the mastertrack-color; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterTrackViewFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the master-view-state of the master-track of the project or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MASTERTRACKVIEW returns nil in case of an error |
| integer tcp_visibility | 0, Master-track is invisible in MCP; 1, Master-track is visible in MCP |
| number state2 | unknown |
| number state3 | unknown |
| number state4 | unknown |
| integer state5 | unknown |
| integer state6 | unknown |
| integer state7 | unknown |
| integer state8 | unknown |
| integer state9 | unknown |
| integer state10 | unknown |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the trackview-states; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_CountMasterHWOutsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of available hwouts in an rpp-project or ProjectStateChunk It's the entry MASTERHWOUT returns nil in case of an error |
| integer count_of_hwouts | the number of available hwouts in an rpp-project or ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to count the master-hwouts; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterHWOutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWOut of the master-track of the project, as set in the "Outputs for Master Track"-dialog There can be multiple HWOuts for the Master-Track. It's the entry MASTERHWOUT returns nil in case of an error |
| integer state1 | unknown |
| integer state2 | unknown |
| number volume | volume of the HWOut; |
| number pan | the panning; -1(left), 1(right), 0(center) |
| integer mute | mute-state; 0, unmuted; 1, muted |
| integer phase | phase-inversion; 0, normal phase; 1, inversed phase |
| integer output_channels | -1 - None Stereo Source 1/2 Stereo Source 5/6 New Channels On Sending Track Stereo Source Channel 13/14 Mono Source 1 Mono Source 6 New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 7 New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 9 MultiChannel 4 Channels 1-4 Multichannel 4 Channels 3-6 Multichannel 6 Channels 1-6 |
| number state8 | unknown |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-hwout-states; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| integer idx | the number of the requested HWOut-setting; 1 for the first, etc. |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterVolumeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-volume-state of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTER_VOLUME returns nil in case of an error |
| number volume | Volume; 0(-inf dB) to 3.981071705535(+12dB);1 for 0dB |
| number pan | Panning; -1(left), 1(right), 0(center) |
| number pan_law | Pan_Law, as set in the "Pan Law: Master Track"-dialog; 1(0dB); 0.5(-6.02dB) |
| number state4 | unknown |
| number pan_knob3 | the second pan_knob for pan-mode "Dual Pan" |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-volume-states; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterPanModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the master-panmode of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTER_PANMODE returns nil in case of an error |
| integer panmode | the panmode for the master-track; -1, Project default (Stereo balance) 3, Stereo balance / mono pan(default) 5, Stereo Pan 6, Dual Pan nil, REAPER 3.x balance(deprecated) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-panmode; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the master-width for the second pan-knob in stereo pan-modes, of the master-track of the project. It's the entry MASTER_WIDTH returns nil in case of an error |
| number pan_knob_two | -1(left), 1(right), 0(center) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the masterwidth-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterGroupFlagsStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the state of the group-flags for the Master-Track, as set in the menu Track Grouping Parameters; from an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns a 23bit flagvalue as well as an array with 32 individual 23bit-flagvalues. You must use bitoperations to get the individual values. You can reach the Group-Flag-Settings in the context-menu of a track. The groups_bitfield_table contains up to 23 entries. Every entry represents one of the checkboxes in the Track grouping parameters-dialog Each entry is a bitfield, that represents the groups, in which this flag is set to checked or unchecked. So if you want to get Volume Master(table entry 1) to check if it's set in Group 1(2^0=1) and 3(2^2=4): group1=groups_bitfield_table[1]&1 group2=groups_bitfield_table[1]&4 The following flags(and their accompanying array-entry-index) are available: 1 - Volume Master 2 - Volume Slave 3 - Pan Master 4 - Pan Slave 5 - Mute Master 6 - Mute Slave 7 - Solo Master 8 - Solo Slave 9 - Record Arm Master 10 - Record Arm Slave 11 - Polarity/Phase Master 12 - Polarity/Phase Slave 13 - Automation Mode Master 14 - Automation Mode Slave 15 - Reverse Volume 16 - Reverse Pan 17 - Do not master when slaving 18 - Reverse Width 19 - Width Master 20 - Width Slave 21 - VCA Master 22 - VCA Slave 23 - VCA pre-FX slave The GroupState_as_Flags-bitfield is a hint, if a certain flag is set in any of the groups. So, if you want to know, if VCA Master is set in any group, check if flag &1048576 (2^20) is set to 1048576. This function will work only for Groups 1 to 32. To get Groups 33 to 64, use GetTrackGroupFlags_HighState instead! It's the entry MASTER_GROUP_FLAGS returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer GroupState_as_Flags | returns a flagvalue with 23 bits, that tells you, which grouping-flag is set in at least one of the 32 groups available. returns -1 in case of failure the following flags are available: 2^0 - Volume Master 2^1 - Volume Slave 2^2 - Pan Master 2^3 - Pan Slave 2^4 - Mute Master 2^5 - Mute Slave 2^6 - Solo Master 2^7 - Solo Slave 2^8 - Record Arm Master 2^9 - Record Arm Slave 2^10 - Polarity/Phase Master 2^11 - Polarity/Phase Slave 2^12 - Automation Mode Master 2^13 - Automation Mode Slave 2^14 - Reverse Volume 2^15 - Reverse Pan 2^16 - Do not master when slaving 2^17 - Reverse Width 2^18 - Width Master 2^19 - Width Slave 2^20 - VCA Master 2^21 - VCA Slave 2^22 - VCA pre-FX slave |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the groups-state-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterGroupFlagsHighStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the state of the group-high-flags for the Master-Track, as set in the menu Track Grouping Parameters; from an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Returns a 23bit flagvalue as well as an array with 32 individual 23bit-flagvalues. You must use bitoperations to get the individual values. You can reach the Group-Flag-Settings in the context-menu of a track. The groups_bitfield_table contains up to 23 entries. Every entry represents one of the checkboxes in the Track grouping parameters-dialog Each entry is a bitfield, that represents the groups, in which this flag is set to checked or unchecked. So if you want to get Volume Master(table entry 1) to check if it's set in Group 1(2^0=1) and 3(2^2=4): group1=groups_bitfield_table[1]&1 group2=groups_bitfield_table[1]&4 The following flags(and their accompanying array-entry-index) are available: 1 - Volume Master 2 - Volume Slave 3 - Pan Master 4 - Pan Slave 5 - Mute Master 6 - Mute Slave 7 - Solo Master 8 - Solo Slave 9 - Record Arm Master 10 - Record Arm Slave 11 - Polarity/Phase Master 12 - Polarity/Phase Slave 13 - Automation Mode Master 14 - Automation Mode Slave 15 - Reverse Volume 16 - Reverse Pan 17 - Do not master when slaving 18 - Reverse Width 19 - Width Master 20 - Width Slave 21 - VCA Master 22 - VCA Slave 23 - VCA pre-FX slave The GroupState_as_Flags-bitfield is a hint, if a certain flag is set in any of the groups. So, if you want to know, if VCA Master is set in any group, check if flag &1048576 (2^20) is set to 1048576. This function will work only for Groups 1 to 32. To get Groups 33 to 64, use GetTrackGroupFlags_HighState instead! It's the entry MASTER_GROUP_FLAGS_HIGH returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer GroupState_as_Flags | returns a flagvalue with 23 bits, that tells you, which grouping-flag is set in at least one of the 32 groups available. returns -1 in case of failure the following flags are available: 2^0 - Volume Master 2^1 - Volume Slave 2^2 - Pan Master 2^3 - Pan Slave 2^4 - Mute Master 2^5 - Mute Slave 2^6 - Solo Master 2^7 - Solo Slave 2^8 - Record Arm Master 2^9 - Record Arm Slave 2^10 - Polarity/Phase Master 2^11 - Polarity/Phase Slave 2^12 - Automation Mode Master 2^13 - Automation Mode Slave 2^14 - Reverse Volume 2^15 - Reverse Pan 2^16 - Do not master when slaving 2^17 - Reverse Width 2^18 - Width Master 2^19 - Width Slave 2^20 - VCA Master 2^21 - VCA Slave 2^22 - VCA pre-FX slave |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the groupshigh-state-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_GroupDisabledFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the group-disabled-stated, of the master-track of the project. It's the entry GROUPS_DISABLED returns nil in case of an error |
| integer disabled1 | the disabled groups; it is a bitfield, with &1 for group 1; &32 for group 32; if it's set, the accompanying group is disabled |
| integer disabled2 | the disabled groups_high; it is a bitfield, with &1 for group 33; &32 for group 64; if it's set, the accompanying group is disabled |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the groups-disabled-state; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterHWVolEnvStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-HWVolEnv-StateChunk, that holds MasterHWVolEnv-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERHWVOLENV ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterHWVolEnvStateChunk | the statechunk of the HWVolEnv |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-hwvolenv-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterFXListStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-FX_List-StateChunk, that holds Master-FX-settings for the window as well as the FX themselves, of the master. It's the entry <MASTERFXLIST ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterFXListStateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-FX-list |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-fxlist-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterDualPanEnvStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-DualPanEnv-StateChunk, that holds MasterDualPanEnv-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERDUALPANENV ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterDualPanEnvStateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-DualPan-Env-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-dualpan-env-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterDualPanEnv2StateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-DualPanEnv2-StateChunk, that holds master-DualPanEnv2-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERDUALPANENV2 ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterDualPanEnvStateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-DualPan-Env-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-dualpan-env2-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterDualPanEnvLStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-DualPan-EnvL-StateChunk, that holds Master-DualPan-EnvL-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERDUALPANENVL ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterDualPanEnvLStateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-DualPan-EnvL-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-dualpan-envL-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterDualPanEnvL2StateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-Dual-Pan-EnvL2-StateChunk, that holds Master-FX-Dual-Pan-EnvL2-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERDUALPANENVL2 ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterDualPanEnvL2StateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-DualPan-EnvL2-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-dualpan-envL2-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterVolEnvStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-Vol-Env-StateChunk, that holds Master-Vol-Env-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERVOLENV ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterVolEnvStateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-volenv-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-volenv-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterVolEnv2StateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-Vol-Env2-StateChunk, that holds Master-Vol-Env2-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERVOLENV2 ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterVolEnv2StateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-volenv2-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-volenv2-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterVolEnv3StateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-Vol-Env3-StateChunk, that holds Master-Vol-Env3-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERVOLENV3 ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterVolEnv3StateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-volenv3-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-volenv3-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterHWPanEnvStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-HW-pan-env-StateChunk, that holds Master-pan-env-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTERHWPANENV ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterHWPanEnvStateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-volenv3-state |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-HW-pan-env-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_MasterPanMode_ExFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Master-HW-pan-mode-ex-StateChunk, that holds Master-pan-mode-ex-settings of the master. It's the entry <MASTER_PANMODE_EX ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string MasterHWPanModeEx_StateChunk | the statechunk of the Master-pan-mode-ex |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the master-HW-pan-env-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_TempoEnv_ExStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the TempoEnv_ExStateChunk, that holds TempoEnv_Ex-settings of an rpp-project or ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry <TEMPOENVEX ... > returns nil in case of an error |
| string TempoEnv_ExStateChunk | the statechunk of the Tempo-Env-Ex |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile+path, from which to get the tempo-env-ex-statechunk; nil to use ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a statechunk of a project, usually the contents of a rpp-project-file |
^ GetProject_LengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the projectlength of an rpp-project-file. It's returning the position of the overall length, as well as the position of the last itemedge/regionedge/marker/time-signature-marker of the project. To do the same for currently opened projects, use: GetProjectLength Returns -1 in case of an error |
| number length | the length of the project |
| number last_itemedge | the postion of the last itemedge in the project |
| number last_marker_reg_edge | the position of the last marker/regionedge in the project |
| number last_timesig_marker | the position of the last time-signature-marker in the project |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the project, that you want to know it's length of; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to count the length of; only available when projectfilename_with_path=nil |
^ CreateTemporaryFileOfProjectfileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates a temporary copy of an rpp-projectfile, which can be altered and rendered again. Must be deleted by hand using os.remove(tempfile) after you're finished. returns nil in case of an error |
| string tempfile | the temporary-file, that is a valid copy of the projectfilename_with_path |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the project to render; nil, for the currently opened project(needs to be saved first) |
^ GetProject_LengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the projectlength of an rpp-project-file. It's eturning the position of the overall length, as well as the position of the last itemedge/regionedge/marker/time-signature-marker of the project. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| number length | the length of the project |
| number last_itemedge | the postion of the last itemedge in the project |
| number last_marker_reg_edge | the position of the last marker/regionedge in the project |
| number last_timesig_marker | the position of the last time-signature-marker in the project |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the project, that you want to know it's length of; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to count the length of; only available when projectfilename_with_path=nil |
^ SetProject_RenderPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the render-filename in an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Set it to "", if you want to set the render-filename with SetProject_RenderFilename. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| string render_pattern | the pattern, with which the rendering-filename will be automatically created. Check also GetProject_RenderFilename Capitalizing the first character of the wildcard will capitalize the first letter of the substitution. Capitalizing the first two characters of the wildcard will capitalize all letters. Directories will be created if necessary. For example if the render target is "$project/track", the directory "$project" will be created. Immediately following a wildcard, character replacement statements may be specified: $item media item take name, if the input is a media item $itemnumber 1 for the first media item on a track, 2 for the second... $track track name $tracknumber 1 for the first track, 2 for the second... $parenttrack parent track name $region region name $regionnumber 1 for the first region, 2 for the second... $project project name $tempo project tempo at the start of the render region $timesignature project time signature at the start of the render region, formatted as 4-4 $filenumber blank (optionally 1) for the first file rendered, 1 (optionally 2) for the second... $filenumber[N] N for the first file rendered, N+1 for the second... $note C0 for the first file rendered,C#0 for the second... $note[X] X (example: B2) for the first file rendered, X+1 (example: C3) for the second... $natural C0 for the first file rendered, D0 for the second... $natural[X] X (example: F2) for the first file rendered, X+1 (example: G2) for the second... $namecount 1 for the first item or region of the same name, 2 for the second... $timelineorder 1 for the first item or region on the timeline, 2 for the second... Position/Length: $start start time of the media item, render region, or time selection, in M-SS.TTT $end end time of the media item, render region, or time selection, in M-SS.TTT $length length of the media item, render region, or time selection, in M-SS.TTT $startbeats start time in measures.beats of the media item, render region, or time selection $endbeats end time in measures.beats of the media item, render region, or time selection $lengthbeats length in measures.beats of the media item, render region, or time selection $starttimecode start time in H-MM-SS-FF format of the media item, render region, or time selection $endtimecode end time in H-MM-SS-FF format of the media item, render region, or time selection $startframes start time in absolute frames of the media item, render region, or time selection $endframes end time in absolute frames of the media item, render region, or time selection $lengthframes length in absolute frames of the media item, render region, or time selection $startseconds start time in whole seconds of the media item, render region, or time selection $endseconds end time in whole seconds of the media item, render region, or time selection $lengthseconds length in whole seconds of the media item, render region, or time selection Output Format: $format render format (example: wav) $samplerate sample rate (example: 44100) $sampleratek sample rate (example: 44.1) $bitdepth bit depth, if available (example: 24 or 32FP) Current Date/Time: $year year, currently 2019 $year2 last 2 digits of the year,currently 19 $month month number,currently 04 $monthname month name,currently apr $day day of the month, currently 28 $hour hour of the day in 24-hour format,currently 23 $hour12 hour of the day in 12-hour format,currently 11 $ampm am if before noon,pm if after noon,currently pm $minute minute of the hour,currently 30 $second second of the minute,currently 27 Computer Information: $user user name $computer computer name (this description has been taken from the Render Wildcard Help within the Render-Dialog of Reaper) |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ GetProject_RenderFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-filename from an RPP-Projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. If it contains only a path or nothing, you should check the Render_Pattern using GetProject_RenderPattern, as a render-pattern influences the rendering-filename as well. It's the entry RENDER_FILE Returns nil in case of error. |
| string render_filename | the filename for rendering, check also GetProject_RenderPattern |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ GetProject_GroupNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the name associated to a specific group of items. There can be more than one! It is the GROUP-entry in the root of the ProjectStateChunk. Returns nil in case of error or if no such entry exists. |
| string groupname | the associated groupname of the itemgroup; nil, no such group or no name is given(default Group idx) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | filename with path for the rpp-projectfile; nil, if you want to use parameter ProjectStateChunk |
| integer idx | the index of the item-group, whose name you want to know |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a ProjectStateChunk to use instead if a filename; only used, when projectfilename_with_path is nil |
^ SetProject_LockFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the Locked-state of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry LOCK It is the one before(!) any It is a bitfield, containing numerous settings. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer lock_state | the lock-state, which is a bitfield &1 - Time selection &2 - Items (full) &4 - Track envelopes &8 - Markers &16 - Regions &32 - Time signature markers &64 - Items (prevent left/right movement) &128 - Items (prevent up/down movement) &256 - Item edges &512 - Item fade/volume handles &1024 - Loop points locked &2048 - Item envelopes &4096 - Item stretch markers &16384 - Enable locking |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_GlobalAutoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the global-auto-override-state of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry GLOBAL_AUTO This sets the same automation mode to all tracks! Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer global_auto_state | the global automation override state, this sets the same automation mode to all tracks! -1, No global automation override, automation-mode will be set by track 0, trim/read mode 1, read mode 2, touch mode 3, write mode 4, latch mode 5, latch preview mode 6, bypass all automation |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_TempoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the tempo, bpm, beat, denominator-state of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry TEMPO They are set in the Project Settings -> "Project BPM" and "Time signature" Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer bpm | the tempo of the project in bpm |
| integer beat | the beat of the project |
| integer denominator | the denominator for the beat |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_PlayrateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the playrate of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry PLAYRATE Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| number playrate | the currently set playrate; 0.01 to 10 |
| integer preserve_pitch | 0, don't preserve pitch, when changing playrate; 1, preserve pitch, when chaning playrate |
| number min_playrate | the minimum playrate possible in the project; 0.01 to 10 |
| number max_playrate | the maximum playrate possible in the project; 0.01 to 10 |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterAutomodeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the automation-mode for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MASTERAUTOMODE This sets the same automation mode to all tracks! Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer automode | the automation mode for the master-track 0, trim/read mode 1, read mode 2, touch mode 3, write mode 4, latch mode 5, latch preview mode |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterSelFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the selection-state for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MASTER_SEL This sets the same automation mode to all tracks! Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer selection_state | the selection-state of the MasterTrack; 0, unselected; 1, selected |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterMuteSoloFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the mute/solo-state for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. Has no exclusive-solo/mute-settings! It's the entry MASTERMUTESOLO Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer mute_solo_state | the mute-solo-state; it is a bitfield 0, no mute, no solo, Mono mode L+R &1, master-track muted &2, master-track soloed &4, master-track mono-button &8, Mono mode:L &16, Mono mode:R add 24 for Mono mode L-R |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterFXBypFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the fx-bypass-state for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MASTER_FX Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer fx_byp_state | the fx-bypass-state; 0, master-track-fx bypassed; 1, master-track-fx normal |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterNChansFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the number of channels and vu-meter-settings for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MASTER_NCH Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer number_of_channels | the number of output-channels, as set in the "Outputs for the Master Channel -> Track Channels"-dialog |
| integer peak_metering | 2, Multichannel peak metering-setting, as set in the "Master VU settings"-dialog |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterTrackHeightFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the trackheight for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MASTERTRACKHEIGHT Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer height_state | the current-height of the master-track, from 24 to 260 |
| integer height_lock | 0, height-lock is off; 1, height-lock is on |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterTrackColorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the color for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. To generate the correct color-value, use ConvertColor. Note: This color reverses red and blue component on Mac, so it looks different on Mac compared to Windows and Linux! It's the entry MASTERPEAKCOL Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer color | the color-value of the MasterTrack |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterPanModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the panmode for the master-track of an rpp-projectfile or a ProjectStateChunk. It's the entry MASTER_PANMODE Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer panmode | the panmode for the master-track; -1, Project default (Stereo balance) 3, Stereo balance / mono pan(default) 5, Stereo Pan 6, Dual Pan nil, REAPER 3.x balance(deprecated) |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ SetProject_MasterTrackViewFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the master-view-state of the master-track of the project or a ProjectStateChunk. It is the entry: MASTERTRACKVIEW Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | the altered ProjectStateChunk |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the filename of the projectfile; nil, to use Parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| integer tcp_visibility | 0, Master-track is invisible in MCP; 1, Master-track is visible in MCP |
| number state2 | unknown |
| number state3 | unknown |
| number state4 | unknown |
| integer state5 | unknown |
| integer state6 | unknown |
| integer state7 | unknown |
| integer state8 | unknown |
| integer state9 | unknown |
| integer state10 | unknown |
| optional string ProjectStateChunk | a projectstatechunk, that you want to be changed |
^ AutoSearchReaMoteClientsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Auto-searches for new ReaMote-clients |
^ GetVerticalZoomFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the vertical-zoom-factor. Returns -1 in case of error |
| integer vertical_zoom_factor | the current vertical zoom-factor |
^ SetVerticalZoomFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the vertical zoom factor. To set it relative to the current vertical-zoom-value, use Reaper's own API-function CSurf_OnZoom Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1, in case of error |
| integer vertical_zoom_factor | the current vertical zoom-factor |
^ StoreArrangeviewSnapshotFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stores a new Arrangeview-snapshot, that includes the position, horizontal zoom, vertical zoom and vertical scroll. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1, in case of error |
| integer slot | the slot for arrangeview-snapshot |
| string description | a description for this arrangeview-snapshot |
| boolean position | true, store start and endposition of the current arrangeview; false, don't store start and endposition of current arrangeview(keep old position in slot, if existing) |
| boolean vzoom | true, store current vertical-zoom-factor; false, don't store current vertical-zoom-factor(keep old zoomfactor in slot, if existing) |
| boolean vscroll | true, store current vertical scroll-factor; false, don't store current vertival-scroll-factor |
^ IsValidArrangeviewSnapshotFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if an Arrangeview-snapshot-slot is valid(means set). Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, if Arrangeview-Snapshot is valid; false, if Arrangeview-Snapshot is not existing |
| integer slot | the slot for arrangeview-snapshot |
^ RetrieveArrangeviewSnapshotFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Retrieves an Arrangeview-snapshot and returns the startposition, endposition and vertical and horizontal zoom-factor as well as the number vertical-scroll-factor.. Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | false, in case of error; true, in case of success |
| string description | a description for this arrangeview-snapshot |
| number startposition | the startposition of the arrangeview |
| number endposition | the endposition of the arrangeview |
| integer vzoom | the vertical-zoomfactor(0-40) |
| number hzoomfactor | the horizontal zoomfactor |
| number vertical_scroll | the vertical scroll-value |
| integer slot | the slot for arrangeview-snapshot |
^ RestoreArrangeviewSnapshotFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets arrangeview to start/endposition and horizontal and vertical-zoom, as received from Arrangeview-Snapshot-slot. It returns the newly set start/endposition, vertical zoom, horizontal zoom and description of slot. Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | false, in case of error; true, in case of success |
| string description | a description for this arrangeview-snapshot |
| number startposition | the startposition of the arrangeview |
| number endposition | the endposition of the arrangeview |
| integer vzoom | the vertical-zoomfactor(0-40) |
| number hzoomfactor | the horizontal zoomfactor |
| number vertical_scroll_factor | the vertical-scroll-factor |
| integer slot | the slot for arrangeview-snapshot |
| optional boolean position | nil or true, set arrange to stored start and endposition(and it's horizontal-zoom); false, set only horizontal-zoom |
| optional boolean vzoom | nil or true, set vertical-zoom; false, don't set vertical zoom |
| optional integer hcentermode | decides, what shall be in the center of the zoomed horizontal view. Only available when position==false The following are available: nil, keeps center of view in the center during zoom(default) -1, default selection, as set in the reaper-prefs, 0, edit-cursor or playcursor(if it's in the current zoomfactor of the view during playback/recording) in center, 1, keeps edit-cursor in center of zoom 2, keeps center of view in the center during zoom 3, keeps in center of zoom, what is beneath the mousecursor |
| optional boolean verticalscroll | true or nil, sets vertical scroll-value as well; false, doesn't set vertical-scroll-value |
^ DeleteArrangeviewSnapshotFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an ArrangeviewSnapshot-slot. Returns -1 if the slot is unset or slot is an invalid value. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of an error; 0 in case of success |
| integer slot | the slot for arrangeview-snapshot |
^ SetIDEFontSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the fontsize of Reaper's IDE (ReaScript/Video Processor/JSFX) New fontsize is valid for all IDE's opened after calling this function. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if setting was successful; false, if not |
| integer fontsize | the new font-size for Reaper's IDEs |
^ GetIDEFontSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current fontsize of Reaper's IDE (ReaScript/Video Processor/JSFX) |
| integer fontsize | the currently set fontsize within Reaper's IDEs |
^ GetPlayCursorWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the width of the playcursor in pixels see SetPlayCursorWidth for setting the playcursor-width. |
| integer play_cursor_width | the width of the playcursor in pixels |
^ SetPlayCursorWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a new playcursor-width. see GetPlayCursorWidth for getting the playcursor-width. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer play_cursor_width | the new width of the playcursor |
| boolean persist | true, set the setting to reaper.ini so it persists after restarting Reaper; false, set it only for the time, until Reaper is restarted |
^ GetScreenWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the width of the screen in pixels. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer width | the width of the screen in pixels |
| optional boolean want_workarea | true, returns workspace only; false, full monitor coordinates of the returned viewport; nil, will be seen as true |
^ GetScreenHeightFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the height of the screen in pixels. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer width | the height of the screen in pixels |
| optional boolean want_workarea | true, returns workspace only; false, full monitor coordinates of the returned viewport; nil, will be seen as true |
^ ShowMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Draws a menu at position x,y. Entries is the string, that contains the Menuentries, separated by | Example: "Entry1|Entry2|Entry3" Each field can start with a special character # grays out the entry ! entry is checked > starts a new submenu, where every following entry will be part of the submenu < ends a submenu with this entry being the last one These special characters can be combined, however, grayed out entries don't open submenus, even if they are shown as submenus. A field with nothing in it || creates a separator. The returned number follows the numbering of the clickable(!) entries. Even if grayed out-entries can't be selected, they count as well. However, opening-submenu-entries and separators don't count as clickable. That said, if you have one grayed out entry and one normal entry, the grayed out entry is 1, the normal entry(the only selectable one) is 2. The following entry Normal1|>SubmenuOpener|Submenuentry1| creates the following menu: Normal1 SubmenuOpener > Submenuentry1 SubmenuEntry2Closer Grayed Out One last thing: the title does not count as entry! Note for Mac-users: y-coordinates are "reversed", so y=0 is at the bottom Note for Linux: does not work on Linux yet. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | the selected entry; 0, nothing selected |
| string Title | the title shown on top of the menu |
| string Entries | the individual entries. See above on how to create such an entry. |
| integer x | the x-position of the menu |
| integer y | the y-position of the menu |
^ IsValidHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Checks, if a HWND-handler is a valid one. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if running it was successful; false, if not |
| HWND hwnd | the HWND-handler to check for |
^ BrowseForOpenFilesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a filechooser-dialog which optionally allows selection of multiple files. Unlike Reaper's own GetUserFileNameForRead, this dialog allows giving non-existant files as well(for saving operations). Returns nil in case of an error |
| string path | the path, in which the selected file(s) lie; nil, in case of an error; "" if no file was selected |
| integer number_of_files | the number of files selected; 0, if no file was selected |
| array filearray | an array with all the selected files |
| string windowTitle | the title shown in the filechooser-dialog |
| string initialFolder | the initial-folder opened in the filechooser-dialog |
| string initialFile | the initial-file selected in the filechooser-dialog, good for giving default filenames |
| string extensionList | a list of extensions that can be selected in the selection-list. the list has the following structure(separate the entries with a \0): "description of type1\0type1\0description of type 2\0type2\0" the description of type can be anything that describes the type(s), to define one type, write: *.ext to define multiple types, write: *.ext;*.ext2;*.ext3 the extensionList must end with a \0 |
| boolean allowMultiple | true, allows selection of multiple files; false, only allows selection of single files |
^ HasHWNDChildWindowNamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, whether the given HWND has childhwnds with a certain name in them. This is good for checking for valid Reaper-windows. As gfx.init()-windows can have the same as Reaper's original-windows, this function gives you the chance for aditional checks. gfx.init windows don't have child-hwnds and other applications probably have child-hwnds with different names. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retal | true, the HWND has child-hwnds with that name(s); false, it doesn't |
| HWND hwnd | the HWND, whose child-hwnd-names you want to check |
| string childwindownames | a string with the names of the child-HWNDs the parameter hwnd must have. It is a \0-separated string, means, you put \0 in between the child-Hwnd-names. |
^ CloseReaScriptConsoleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Closes the ReaConsole-window, if opened. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if there is a mute-point; false, if there isn't one |
^ MBFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Shows Messagebox with user-clickable buttons. Works like reaper.MB() but unlike reaper.MB, this function accepts omitting some parameters for quicker use. Important: This doesn't work on Mac, as you can not replace the button texts there in the first place. Sorry... You can change the text in the buttons with button1_caption, button2_caption and button3_caption. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer | the button pressed by the user -1, error while executing this function 1, Button 1 2, Button 2 3, Button 3 |
| string msg | the message, that shall be shown in messagebox |
| optional string title | the title of the messagebox |
| optional integer type | which buttons shall be shown in the messagebox, in that order 0, OK 1, OK CANCEL 2, ABORT RETRY IGNORE 3, YES NO CANCEL 4, YES NO 5, RETRY CANCEL nil, defaults to OK |
| optional string button1_caption | caption of the first button |
| optional string button2_caption | caption of the second button |
| optional string button3_caption | caption of the third button |
^ GetTopmostHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the topmost-parent hwnd of a hwnd, as sometimes, hwnds are children of a higher hwnd. It also returns the number of parent hwnds available and a list of all parent hwnds for this hwnd. A hwnd is a window-handler, which contains all attributes of a certain window. returns nil in case of an error |
| HWND hwnd | the top-most parent hwnd available |
| integer number_of_parent_hwnd | the number of parent hwnds, that are above the parameter hwnd |
| table all_parent_hwnds | all available parent hwnds, above the parameter hwnd, including the topmost-hwnd |
| HWND hwnd | the HWND, whose topmost parent-HWND you want to have |
^ GetReaperWindowAttributesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns many attributes of the Reaper Main-window, like position, size, active, visibility, childwindows A hwnd is a window-handler, which contains all attributes of a certain window. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer left | the left position of the Reaper-window in pixels |
| integer top | the top position of the Reaper-window in pixels |
| integer right | the right position of the Reaper-window in pixels |
| integer bottom | the bottom position of the Reaper-window in pixels |
| boolean active | true, if the window is active(any child-hwnd of the Reaper-window has focus currently); false, if not |
| boolean visible | true, Reaper-window is visible; false, Reaper-window is not visible |
| string title | the current title of the Reaper-window |
| integer number_of_childhwnds | the number of available child-hwnds that the Reaper-window currently has |
| table childhwnds | a table with all child-hwnds in the following format: childhwnds[index][1]=hwnd childhwnds[index][2]=title |
| HWND hwnd | the HWND, whose topmost parent-HWND you want to have |
^ Windows_FindFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all Reaper-window-HWND-handler, with a given title. Can be further used with the JS_Window_functions of the JS-function-plugin. Doesn't return IDE-windows! Use GetAllReaScriptIDEWindows to get them. returns -1 in case of an error |
| string title | the title the window has |
| boolean strict | true, if the title must be exactly as given by parameter title; false, only parts of a windowtitle must match parameter title |
| integer count_hwnds | the number of windows found |
| array hwnd_array | the hwnd-handler of all found windows |
| array hwnd_adresses | the adresses of all found windows |
^ GetAllReaScriptIDEWindowsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the hwnds and all titles of all Reaper-IDE-windows currently opened. |
| integer count_ide_hwnds | the number of windows found |
| array ide_hwnd_array | the hwnd-handler of all found windows |
| array ide_titles | the titles of all found windows |
^ GetReaScriptConsoleWindowFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the hwnd of the ReaScript-Console-window, if opened. returns nil when ReaScript-console isn't opened |
| HWND reascript_console_hwnd | the window-handler to the ReaScript-console, if opened |
^ GetHWND_ArrangeViewAndTimeLineFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the HWND-Reaper-Windowhandler for the tracklist- and timeline-area in the arrange-view returns nil in case of an error. Please report such an error, which means, that you should use ultraschall.ShowLastErrorMessage() to show that error and report the information requested(fruitful bugreports lead to a handwritten postcard as reward :) ) |
| HWND arrange_view | the HWND-window-handler for the tracklist-area of the arrangeview |
| HWND timeline | the HWND-window-handler for the timeline/markerarea of the arrangeview |
| HWND TrackControlPanel | the HWND-window-handler for the track-control-panel(TCP)(may not work anymore in an upcoming Reaper-release! Send me a note in that case!) |
| HWND TrackListWindow | the HWND-window-handler for the tracklist-window |
^ GetVerticalScrollFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current vertical_scroll_value. The valuerange is dependent on the vertical zoom. |
| integer vertical_scroll_factor | the vertical-scroll-factor |
^ SetVerticalScrollFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the absolute vertical-scroll-factor. The possible value-range depends on the vertical-zoom. returns false in case of an error or if scrolling is impossible(e.g. zoomed out fully) |
| boolean retval | true, if setting was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful |
| integer scrollposition | the vertical scrolling-position |
^ SetVerticalRelativeScrollFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the vertical-scroll-factor, relative to it's current position. The possible value-range depends on the vertical-zoom. returns false in case of an error or if scrolling is impossible(e.g. zoomed out fully) |
| boolean retval | true, if setting was successful; false, if setting was unsuccessful |
| integer scrollposition | the vertical scrolling-position |
^ GetUserInputsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets inputs from the user. Important: This works only on Windows, currently. The captions and the default-returnvalues must be passed as an integer-index table. e.g. caption_names[1]="first caption name" caption_names[2]="second caption name" caption_names[1]="*third caption name, which creates an inputfield for passwords, due the * at the beginning" The number of entries in the tables "caption_names" and "default_retvals" decide, how many inputfields are shown. Maximum is 16 inputfields. You can safely pass "" as table-entry for a name, if you don't want to set it. The following example shows an input-dialog with three fields, where the first two the have default-values: retval, number_of_inputfields, returnvalues = ultraschall.GetUserInputs("I am the title", {"first", "second", "third"}, {1,"two"}) Note: Don't use this function within defer-scripts or scripts that are started by defer-scripts, as this produces errors. This is due limitations in Reaper, sorry. Note for Mac-Users: size of caption/retval-fields and positioning of the window doesn't work on Mac yet, but you can use these parameters anyways. This is due Mac's way of having y-coordinate starting at the bottom and I will fix it as soon as I figured that out. returns false in case of an error. |
| boolean retval | true, the user clicked ok on the userinput-window; false, the user clicked cancel or an error occured |
| integer number_of_inputfields | the number of returned values; nil, in case of an error |
| table returnvalues | the returnvalues input by the user as a table; nil, in case of an error |
| string title | the title of the inputwindow |
| table caption_names | a table with all inputfield-captions. All non-string-entries will be converted to string-entries. Begin an entry with a * for password-entry-fields. it can be up to 16 fields This dialog only allows limited caption-field-length, about 19-30 characters, depending on the size of the used characters. Don't enter nil as captionname, as this will be seen as end of the table by this function, omitting possible following captionnames! |
| table default_retvals | a table with all default retvals. All non-string-entries will be converted to string-entries. it can be up to 16 fields Only enter nil as default-retval, if no further default-retvals are existing, otherwise use "" for empty retvals. for no default-retvals, write nil |
| optional integer values_length | the extralength of the values-inputfield. With that, you can enhance the length of the inputfields. 1-500(doesn't work on Mac yet) |
| optional integer caption_length | the length of the caption in pixels; inputfields and OK, Cancel-buttons will be moved accordingly.(doesn't work on Mac yet) |
| optional integer x_pos | the x-position of the GetUserInputs-dialog; nil, to keep default position(doesn't work on Mac yet) |
| optional integer y_pos | the y-position of the GetUserInputs-dialog; nil, to keep default position(doesn't work on Mac yet) |
^ GetRenderToFileHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Render to File-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if Render to File-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Render to File-dialog |
^ GetActionsHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Actions-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the Actions-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Actions-dialog |
^ GetVideoHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Video window, if the window is opened. due API-limitations on Mac and Linux: if more than one window called "Video Window" is opened, it will return -1 I hope to find a workaround for that problem at some point... returns nil if the Video Window is closed or can't be determined |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Video Window |
^ GetRenderQueueHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Render-Queue-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the Render-Queue-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Render-Queue-dialog |
^ GetProjectSettingsHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Project Settings-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the Project-Settings-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Project Settings-dialog |
^ GetPreferencesHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Preferences-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the Preferences-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Preferences-dialog |
^ GetSaveLiveOutputToDiskHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the "Save live output to disk(bounce)"-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the "Save live output to disk(bounce)"-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the "Save live output to disk(bounce)"-dialog |
^ GetConsolidateTracksHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Consolidate Tracks-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the Consolidate Tracks-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Consolidate Tracks-dialog |
^ GetExportProjectMIDIHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the "Export Project MIDI"-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the "Export Project MIDI"-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the "Export Project MIDI"-dialog |
^ GetProjectDirectoryCleanupHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the "Project Directory Cleanup"-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the "Project Directory Cleanup"-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the "Project Directory Cleanup"-dialog |
^ GetBatchFileItemConverterHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the "Batch File/Item Converter"-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the "Batch File/Item Converter"-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the "Batch File/Item Converter"-dialog |
^ MoveChildWithinParentHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves a childhwnd within the coordinates of its parenthwnd. Good for moving gui-elements around without having to deal with screen-coordinates. You can decide, whether the new position shall be relative to its old position or absolute within the parenthwnd-position. The parent-hwnd must not be necessarily the parenthwnd of the childhwnd, so you can move the childhwnd relative to other hwnds as well, but keep in mind, that the childhwnd is only seeable within the boundaries of it's own parenthwnd! Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer newxpos | the new x-position on the screen in pixels |
| integer newypos | the new y-position on the screen in pixels |
| integer newrightpos | the new right-position on the screen in pixels |
| integer newbottompos | the new bottom-position on the screen in pixels |
| integer newrelativex | the new x-position of the childhwnd, relative to it's position within the parenthwnd |
| integer newrelativey | the new y-position of the childhwnd, relative to it's position within the parenthwnd |
| integer newwidth | the new width of the childhwnd in pixels |
| integer newheight | the new height of the childhwnd in pixels |
| hwnd parenthwnd | the parenthwnd of the childhwnd, within whose dimensions you want to move the childhwnd |
| hwnd childhwnd | the childhwnd, that you want to move |
| boolean relative | true, new position will be relative to the old position; false, new position will be absolute within the boundaries of the parenthwnd |
| integer left | the new x-position of the childhwnd in pixels |
| integer top | the new y-position of the childhwnd in pixels |
| integer width | the new width of the childhwnd in pixels; when relative=true then 0 keeps the old width; when relative=false then 0 is width of 0 pixels |
| integer height | the new height of the childhwnd in pixels; when relative=true then 0 keeps the old height; when relative=false then 0 is height of 0 pixels |
^ GetChildSizeWithinParentHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the position, height and width of a childhwnd, relative to the position of parenthwnd Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer xpos | the x-position of the childhwnd relative to the position of the parenthwnd in pixels |
| integer ypos | the y-position of the childhwnd relative to the position of the parenthwnd in pixels |
| integer width | the width of the childhwnd in pixels |
| integer height | the height of the childhwnd in pixels |
| hwnd parenthwnd | the parenthwnd of the childhwnd, whose position will be the base for position-calculation of the childhwnd |
| hwnd childhwnd | the childhwnd, whose dimensions you want to get, relative to the position of the parenthwnd |
^ GetCheckboxStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the checked-state of a checkbox-hwnd. This function will not check, whether the hwnd is an actual checkbox! Returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox isn't checked |
| HWND hwnd | the hwnd-handler of the checkbox |
^ SetCheckboxStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the checked-state of a checkbox-hwnd. This function will not check, whether the hwnd is an actual checkbox! Returns nil in case of an error |
| integer retval | 0, in case of success |
| HWND hwnd | the hwnd-handler of the checkbox |
| boolean state | true, checkbox will be checked; false, checkbox will be unchecked |
^ GetRenderingToFileHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the HWND of the Rendering to File-dialog, which is displayed while Reaper is rendering. returns nil in case of an error |
| HWND rendertofile_dialog | the HWND of the render to file-dialog; nil, in case of an error |
^ ConvertScreen2ClientXCoordinate_ReaperWindowFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts an x-screencoordinate into a x-coordinate within the Reaper-Main-Window. Due to Api-limitations, if the Reaper-window is too small, the position might be wrong up to about 74 pixels! returns -1 in case of error |
| integer Xclientcoordinate | coordinate within the main Reaper-window. Negative, if the coordinate is left of the edge of the window; -1, in case of error |
| integer Xscreencoordinate | the screen-coordinate, you want to have converted to. |
^ ConvertClient2ScreenXCoordinate_ReaperWindowFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts an x-clientcoordinate from within the main Reaper-window into a x-screencoordinate. Due to Api-limitations, if the Reaper-window is too small, the position might be wrong up to about 74 pixels! returns -1 in case of error |
| integer Xscreencoordinate | coordinate within the screen. |
| integer Xclientcoordinate | the screen-coordinate, you want to have converted to. Negative, if left of the left edge of the main Reaper-window. |
^ SetReaperWindowToSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the Reaper-Window to the size of w and h. The x and y-windowposition will be retained. Returns -1 in case of error. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error |
| integer w | the new width of the Reaper-window in pixels |
| integer h | the new height of the reaper-windows in pixels |
^ ConvertYCoordsMac2WinFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts the y-coordinate between Windows/Linux and MacOS-based systems. Note: MacOS y-coordinates begin at the bottom of the screen, while Windows and Linux y-coordinates begin at the top. With this function, you can convert between these two coordinate-systems returns nil in case of error |
| integer conv_ycoord | the converted coordinate in pixels |
| integer ycoord | the y-coordinate to convert in pixels |
| optional integer height | the height of the screen in pixels, which is the base for the conversion; nil, uses current screenheight |
^ GetMediaExplorerHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Media Explorer, if the window is opened. returns nil if Media Explorer is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Media Explorer |
^ GetTimeByMouseXPositionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the projectposition at x-mouseposition. Returns nil in case of an error |
| number position | the projectposition at x-coordinate in seconds |
| integer xposition | the x-position in pixels, from which you would love to have the projectposition |
^ ShowTrackInputMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a TrackInput-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| optional MediaTrack MediaTrack | the MediaTrack, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected one |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowTrackPanelMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a TrackPanel-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| optional MediaTrack MediaTrack | the MediaTrack, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected one |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowTrackAreaMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a TrackArea-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowTrackRoutingMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a TrackRouting-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| optional MediaTrack MediaTrack | the MediaTrack, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected one |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowRulerMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a Ruler-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowMediaItemMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a MediaItem-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| optional MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected one |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowEnvelopeMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a Track/TakeEnvelope-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| optional TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope/TakeEnvelope, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected TrackEnvelope |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowEnvelopePointMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a Track/TakeEnvelope-Point-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer Pointidx | the envelope-point, which shall be influenced by the context-menu |
| optional TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope/TakeEnvelope, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected TrackEnvelope |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowEnvelopePointMenu_AutomationItemFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens a Track/TakeEnvelope-Point-context menu for AutomationItems Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer Pointidx | the envelope-point, which shall be influenced by the context-menu |
| integer AutomationIDX | the automation item-id within this Envelope, beginning with 1 for the first |
| optional TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope/TakeEnvelope, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected TrackEnvelope |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ ShowAutomationItemMenuFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Opens an AutomationItem-context menu Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true, opening the menu worked; false, there was an error |
| integer x | x position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer y | y position of the context-menu in pixels |
| integer AutomationIDX | the automation item-id within this Envelope which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu, beginning with 1 for the first |
| optional TrackEnvelope TrackEnvelope | the TrackEnvelope/TakeEnvelope, which shall be influenced by the menu-selection of the opened context-menu; nil, use the currently selected TrackEnvelope |
| optional HWND HWNDParent | a HWND, in which the context-menu shall be shown in; nil, use Reaper's main window |
^ GetSaveProjectAsHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Save As-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if the Save As-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Save As-dialog |
^ SetHelpDisplayModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the help-display-mode, as shown in the area beneath the track control panels. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer helpcontent | 0, No information display 1, Reaper tips 2, Track/item count 3, selected track/item/envelope details 4, CPU/RAM use, time since last save |
| boolean mouseediting | true, show mouse editing-help; false, don't show mouse editing-help |
^ GetHelpDisplayModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| gets the current help-display-mode, as shown in the area beneath the track control panels. |
| integer helpcontent | 0, No information display 1, Reaper tips 2, Track/item count 3, selected track/item/envelope details 4, CPU/RAM use, time since last save |
| boolean mouseediting | true, show mouse editing-help; false, don't show mouse editing-help |
^ WiringDiagram_SetOptionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the current wiring-display-options |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was not successful |
| boolean show_send_wires | only show send wires on track mouseover; true, it's set; false, it's unset |
| boolean show_routing_controls | show routing controls when creating send/hardware output; true, it's set; false, it's unset |
| boolean show_hardware_outputs | only show hardware output/input wires on track mouseover; true, it's set; false, it's unset |
^ WiringDiagram_GetOptionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| gets the current wiring-display-options |
| boolean show_send_wires | only show send wires on track mouseover; true, it's set; false, it's unset |
| boolean show_routing_controls | show routing controls when creating send/hardware output; true, it's set; false, it's unset |
| boolean show_hardware_outputs | only show hardware output/input wires on track mouseover; true, it's set; false, it's unset |
^ GetTCPWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current width of the TrackControlPanel. |
| integer width | the width of the TCP |
^ VideoWindow_FullScreenToggleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| oggles fullscree-state of Reaper's video-processor-window returns nil in case of error |
| boolean fullscreenstate | true, video-window is now fullscreen; false, video-window is NOT fullscreen |
| optional boolean toggle | true, sets video-window to fullscreen; false, sets video-window to windowed; nil, toggle between fullscreen and nonfullscreen states |
^ PreventUIRefreshFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| like Reaper's own PreventUIRefresh, it allows you to prevent redrawing of the userinterface. Unlike Reaper's own PreventUIRefresh, this will manage the preventcount itself. this will not take into account usage of Reaper's own PreventUIRefresh, so you should use either To reallow refreshing of the UI, use RestoreUIRefresh. |
| integer current_preventcount | the number of times PreventUIRefresh has been called since scriptstart |
^ RestoreUIRefreshFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| This reallows UI-refresh, after you've prevented it using PreventUIRefresh. If you set parameter full=true, it will reset all PreventUIRefresh-calls since scriptstart at once, otherwise you need to call this as often until the returnvalue current_preventcount equals 0. To get the remaining UI-refreshes to be restored, use GetPreventUIRefreshCount If no UIRefreshes are available anymore, calling this function has no effect. |
| integer current_preventcount | the remaining number of times PreventUIRefresh has been called since scriptstart |
| optional boolean full | true, restores UIRefresh fully, no matter, how often PreventUIRefresh has been called before; false or nil, just reset one single call to PreventUIRefresh |
^ GetPreventUIRefreshCountFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| This returns the number of times PreventUIRefresh has been called since scriptstart, minus possible restored UI refreshes. Use RestoreUIRefresh to restore UI-refresh |
| integer current_preventcount | the remaining number of times PreventUIRefresh has been called since scriptstart |
^ SetItemButtonsVisibleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| allows setting, which item-buttons shall be shown returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting button was successful; false, buttons couldn't be set |
| optional boolean Volume | true, show the volume knob; false, don't show the volume knob; nil, keep current setting |
| optional integer Locked | sets state of locked/unlocked button nil, keep current state 0, don't show lockstate button 1, show locked button only 2, show unlocked button only 3, show locked and unlocked button |
| optional integer Mute | sets state of mute/unmuted button nil, keep current state 0, don't show mute button 1, show mute button only 2, show unmuted button only 3, show muted and unmuted button |
| optional integer Notes | sets state of itemnotes-button nil, keep current state 0, don't show item-note button 1, show itemnote existing-button only 2, show no itemnote existing-button only 3, show itemnote existing and no itemnote existing-button |
| optional boolean PooledMidi | true, show the pooled midi-button; false, don't show the pooled midi-button; nil, keep current setting |
| optional boolean GroupedItems | true, show the grouped item-button; false, don't show the grouped item-button; nil, keep current setting |
| optional integer PerTakeFX | sets state of take fx-button nil, keep current state 0, don't show take-fx button 1, show active take fx-button only 2, show non active take fx-button only 3, show active and nonactive take fx-button |
| optional integer Properties | show properties-button nil, keep current state 0, don't show item properties-button 1, show item properties-button 2, show item properties-button only if resampled media |
| optional integer AutomationEnvelopes | sets state of envelope-button nil, keep current state 0, don't show envelope-button 1, show active envelope-button only 2, show non active envelope-button only 3, show active and nonactive envelope-button |
^ GetItemButtonsVisibleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| gets, which item-buttons are be shown |
| boolean Volume | true, shows the volume knob; false, doesn't show the volume knob |
| integer Locked | gets visibility-state of locked/unlocked button 0, doesn't show lockstate button 1, shows locked button only 2, shows unlocked button only 3, shows locked and unlocked button |
| integer Mute | gets visibility-state of mute/unmuted button 0, doesn't show mute button 1, shows mute button only 2, shows unmuted button only 3, shows muted and unmuted button |
| integer Notes | gets visibility-state of itemnotes-button 0, doesn't show item-note button 1, shows itemnote existing-button only 2, shows no itemnote existing-button only 3, shows itemnote existing and no itemnote existing-button |
| boolean PooledMidi | true, shows the pooled midi-button; false, don't show the pooled midi-button |
| boolean GroupedItems | true, shows the grouped item-button; false, don't show the grouped item-button |
| integer PerTakeFX | gets visibility-state of take fx-button 0, doesn't show take-fx button 1, shows active take fx-button only 2, shows non active take fx-button only 3, shows active and nonactive take fx-button |
| integer Properties | gets visibility-state of properties-button 0, doesn't show item properties-button 1, shows item properties-button 2, shows item properties-button only if resampled media |
| integer AutomationEnvelopes | gets visibility-state of envelope-button 0, doesn't show envelope-button 1, shows active envelope-button only 2, shows non active envelope-button only 3, shows active and nonactive envelope-button |
^ TCP_SetWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| allows setting the width of the tcp. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer width | the new width of the tcp in pixels; 0 and higher |
^ GetTrackManagerHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the HWND of the Track Manager-dialog, if the window is opened. returns nil if Track Manager-dialog is closed |
| HWND hwnd | the window-handler of the Track Manager-dialog |
^ SetTimeUnitFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the time-unit for transport, ruler and secondary ruler returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| optional integer transport_unit | the unit for the transport nil, keep current 0, seconds 1, samples 2, Minutes:Seconds 3, Measures.Beats/minutes:Seconds 4, Measures.Beats 5, Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames 6, Absolute frames |
| optional integer ruler_unit | the unit for the ruler nil, keep current 0, seconds 1, samples 2, Minutes:Seconds 3, Measures.Beats/minutes:Seconds 4, Measures.Beats 5, Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames 6, Absolute frames 7, Measures.Beats(minimal)/minutes:Seconds 8, Measures.Beats(minimal) |
| optional integer ruler_unit2 | the unit for the secondary ruler nil, keep current 0, seconds 1, samples 2, Minutes:Seconds 3, Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames 4, Absolute frames 5, None |
^ ReturnAllChildHWNDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all child-window-handler of hwnd. Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count_of_hwnds | the number of found child-window-handler |
| table hwnds | the found child-window-handler of hwnd |
| HWND hwnd | the HWND-handler to check for |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_FLACFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for flac. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer encoding_depth | the encoding-depth of the flac in bits(16 to 24) |
| integer compression | the data-compression speed from fastest and worst efficiency(0) to slowest but best efficiency(8); default is 5 |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the flac-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_AIFFFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for aiff. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer bitdepth | the bitdepth of the AIFF-file(8, 16, 24, 32) |
| boolean EmbedBeatLength | Embed beat length if exact-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the aiff-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_AudioCDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for AudioCD. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer trackmode | the trackmode 0, Markers define new tracks 1, Regions define tracks (other areas ignored) 2, One track |
| boolean use_markers_hashes | Only use markers starting with #-checkbox; only available when trackmode=0, otherwise it will be ignored true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| integer leadin_silence_tracks | the leadin-silence for tracks in milliseconds(0 to 2147483647) |
| integer leadin_silence_disc | the leadin-silence for discs in milliseconds(0 to 2147483647) |
| boolean burn_cd_after_render | burn cd image after render-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the audiocd-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MP3Functioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MP3. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer Mode | the encoding-mode 32, Target quality(VBR) 1056, Target bitrate (ABR) 65344, Constant bitrate (CBR) 65088, Maximum bitrate/quality |
| integer enc_quality | the encoding-quality 0, Maximum(slow) 2, Better(recommended) 3, Normal 5, Fast encode 7, Faster encode 9, Fastest encode |
| integer vbr_quality | target-quality for VBR; 0(best 100%) to 9(worst 10%); 4, when Mode is set to ABR, CBR or Maximum bitrate/quality |
| integer abr_bitrate | the average bitrate for ABR in kbps 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 |
| integer cbr_bitrate | the bitrate for CBR in kbps 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 |
| boolean no_joint_stereo | the do not allow joint stereo-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| boolean write_replay_gain | the write ReplayGain tag-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the mp3-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MP3MaxQualityFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MP3 with maximum quality-settings. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | 0, the renderstring is a valid MP3-MaxQuality-setting; -1, it is not a valid renderstring for MP3-MaxQuality |
| boolean write_replay_gain | the write ReplayGain tag-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the mp3-maxquality-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MP3CBRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MP3 CBR. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer cbr_bitrate | the bitrate for CBR in kbps 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 |
| integer enc_quality | the encoding-quality 0, Maximum(slow) 2, Better(recommended) 3, Normal 5, Fast encode 7, Faster encode 9, Fastest encode |
| boolean no_joint_stereo | the do not allow joint stereo-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| boolean write_replay_gain | the write ReplayGain tag-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the mp3-cbr-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MP3VBRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MP3 VBR. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer vbr_quality | the variable-bitrate quality; 1(for 10%) to 10(for 100%) |
| integer enc_quality | the encoding-quality 0, Maximum(slow) 2, Better(recommended) 3, Normal 5, Fast encode 7, Faster encode 9, Fastest encode |
| boolean no_joint_stereo | the do not allow joint stereo-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| boolean write_replay_gain | the write ReplayGain tag-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the mp3-vbr-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MP3ABRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MP3 ABR. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer bitrate | the encoding quality for the mp3 0, 8 kbps 1, 16 kbps 2, 24 kbps 3, 32 kbps 4, 40 kbps 5, 48 kbps 6, 56 kbps 7, 64 kbps 8, 80 kbps 9, 96 kbps 10, 112 kbps 11, 128 kbps 12, 160 kbps 13, 192 kbps 14, 224 kbps 15, 256 kbps 16, 320 kbps |
| integer enc_quality | the encoding-quality 0, Maximum(slow) 2, Better(recommended) 3, Normal 5, Fast encode 7, Faster encode 9, Fastest encode |
| boolean no_joint_stereo | the do not allow joint stereo-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| boolean write_replay_gain | the write ReplayGain tag-checkbox true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the mp3-abr-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_OGGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for OGG. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer Mode | the mode for the ogg-file; 0, VBR; 1, CBR; 2, ABR |
| integer VBR_quality | the quality for VBR-mode; a floating-value between 0 and 1 |
| integer CBR_KBPS | the bitrate for CBR-mode; 0 to 4294967295 |
| integer ABR_KBPS | the bitrate for ABR-mode; 0 to 4294967295 |
| integer ABR_KBPS_MIN | the minimum bitrate for ABR-mode; 0 to 4294967295 |
| integer ABR_KBPS_MAX | the maximum bitrate for ABR-mode; 0 to 4294967295 |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the ogg-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_OPUSFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for Opus. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer Mode | the Mode for the Opus-file; 0, VBR; 1, CVBR; 2, HARDCBR |
| integer Bitrate | the kbps of the opus-file; between 1 and 256 |
| integer Complexity | the complexity-setting between 0(lowest quality) and 10(highest quality, slow encoding) |
| boolean channel_audio | true, Encode 3-8 channel audio as 2.1-7.1(LFE) -> checked; false, DON'T Encode 3-8 channel audio as 2.1-7.1(LFE) -> unchecked |
| boolean per_channel | true, kbps per channel (6-256); false, kbps combined for all channels |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the opus-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_GIFFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for Gif. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer Width | the width of the gif in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 pixels |
| integer Height | the height of the gif in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 pixels |
| number MaxFramerate | the maximum framerate of the gif |
| boolean PreserveAspectRatio | Preserve aspect ratio (black bars, if necessary)-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| integer IgnoreLowBits | Ignore changed in low bits of color (0-7, 0 = full quality)-inputbox |
| boolean Transparency | Encode transparency (bad for normal video, good for some things possibly)-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the gif-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_LCFFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for LCF. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer Width | the width of the gif in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 pixels |
| integer Height | the height of the gif in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 pixels |
| number MaxFramerate | the maximum framerate of the gif |
| boolean PreserveAspectRatio | Preserve aspect ratio (black bars, if necessary)-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| string TweakSettings | the tweak-settings for LCF, default is "t20 x128 y16" |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the lcf-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_WAVFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for WAV. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer BitDepth | the bitdepth of the WAV-file 0, 8 Bit PCM 1, 16 Bit PCM 2, 24 Bit PCM 3, 32 Bit FP 4, 64 Bit FP 5, 4 Bit IMA ADPCM 6, 2 Bit cADPCM |
| integer LargeFiles | how shall Reaper treat large WAV-files 0, Auto WAV/Wave64 1, Auto Wav/RF64 2, Force WAV 3, Force Wave64 4, Force RF64 |
| integer BWFChunk | The "Write BWF ('bext') chunk" and "Include project filename in BWF data" - checkboxes &1, checked - write BWF-checkbox; 0, unchecked &2, checked - Include project filename in BWF data-checkbox; 0, unchecked |
| integer IncludeMarkers | The include markerlist-dropdownlist 0, Do not include markers and regions 1, Markers + regions 2, Markers + regions starting with # 3, Markers only 4, Markers starting with # only 5, Regions only 6, Regions starting with # only |
| boolean EmbedProjectTempo | Embed tempo-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the wav-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_WAVPACKFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for WAVPACK. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer Mode | 0, Normal; 1, Fast; 2, High; 3, Very High(slowest) |
| integer Bitdepth | the bitdepth of the WAVPACK-file 0(16Bit) 1(24Bit) 2(32Bit integer) 3(32Bit floating point) 4(23/24 Bit) 5(22/24 Bit) 6(21/24 Bit) 7(20/24 Bit) 8(19/24 Bit) 9(18/24 Bit) 10(17/24 Bit) 11(32 bit floating point -144dB floor) 12(32 bit floating point -120dB floor) 13(32 bit floating point -96dB floor) |
| integer Writemarkers | Write markers as cues-checkboxes 0, nothing checked 1, Write markers as cues->checked 2, Write markers as cues and Only write markers starting with #->checked |
| boolean WriteBWFChunk | the Write BWF chunk-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| boolean IncludeFilenameBWF | the include project filename in BWF data-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the wavpack-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_WebMVideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for WEBM_Video. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer VIDKBPS | the video-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the webm-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MKV_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MKV-Video. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer VIDEO_CODEC | the used VideoCodec for the MKV-video 0, FFV1 (lossless) 1, Hufyuv (lossless) 2, MJPEG |
| integer MJPEG_quality | the MJPEG-quality of the MKV-video, if VIDEO_CODEC=2 |
| integer AUDIO_CODEC | the audio-codec of the MKV-video 0, 16 bit PCM 1, 24 bit PCM 2, 32 bit FP |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the mkv-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_AVI_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for AVI_Video. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer VIDEO_CODEC | the used VideoCodec for the AVI-video 0, DV 1, MJPEG 2, FFV1 (lossless) 3, Hufyuv (lossless) |
| integer MJPEG_quality | the MJPEG-quality of the AVI-video, if VIDEO_CODEC=1 |
| integer AUDIO_CODEC | the audio-codec of the avi-video 0, 16 bit PCM 1, 24 bit PCM 2, 32 bit FP |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the avi-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_QTMOVMP4_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for QT/MOV/MP4-video. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer MJPEG_quality | the MJPEG-quality of the video |
| integer AUDIO_CODEC | the audio-codec of the video 0, 16 bit PCM 1, 24 bit PCM 2, 32 bit FP |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the qt/mov/mp4-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_DDPFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if a renderstring is a valid DDP-render-string You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if renderstring is of the format DDP; false, if not |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the DDP-settings |
^ CreateRenderCFG_GIFFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the GIF-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected GIF-settings |
| integer Width | the width of the gif in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 |
| integer Height | the height of the gif in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 |
| number MaxFPS | the maximum framerate of the gif in fps; 0.01 to 2000.01 supported by the Ultraschall API |
| boolean AspectRatio | Preserve aspect ratio-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| integer IgnoreLowBits | Ignore changes in low bits of color-inputbox, 0-7 |
| boolean EncodeTransparency | Encode transparency-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
^ CreateRenderCFG_LCFFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the LCF-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected LCF-settings |
| integer Width | the width of the lcf in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 |
| integer Height | the height of the lcf in pixels; 1 to 2147483647 |
| number MaxFPS | the maximum framerate of the lcf in fps; 0.01 to 2000.01 supported by the Ultraschall API |
| boolean AspectRatio | Preserve aspect ratio-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| optional string LCFoptionstweak | a 64bytes string, which can hold tweak-settings for lcf; default is "t20 x128 y16"; this function does not check for these options to be valid! |
^ CreateRenderCFG_WebMVideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the WebM-Video-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected WebM-Video-settings |
| integer VIDKBPS | the video-bitrate of the video in kbps; 1 to 2147483647 |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate of the video in kbps; 1 to 2147483647 |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (e.g. 9.09 or 25.00); 0.01 to 2000.00 |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
^ CreateRenderCFG_MKV_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the MKV-Video-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected MKV-Video-settings |
| integer VideoCodec | the videocodec used for the video; 1, FFV1 (lossless) 2, Hufyuv (lossles) 3, MJPEG |
| integer MJPEG_quality | set here the MJPEG-quality in percent, when VideoCodec=3; otherwise just set it to 0 |
| integer AudioCodec | the audiocodec to use for the video 1, 16 bit PCM 2, 24 bit PCM 3, 32 bit FP |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (e.g. 9.09 or 25.00); 0.01 to 2000.00 |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
^ CreateRenderCFG_QTMOVMP4_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the QT/MOV/MP4-Video-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected QT/MOV/MP4-Video-settings |
| integer VideoCodec | the videocodec used for the video; 1, MJPEG |
| integer MJPEG_quality | set here the MJPEG-quality in percent |
| integer AudioCodec | the audiocodec to use for the video 1, 16 bit PCM 2, 24 bit PCM 3, 32 bit FP |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (e.g. 9.09 or 25.00); 0.01 to 2000.00 |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
^ CreateRenderCFG_AVI_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the AVI-Video-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected QT/MOV/MP4-Video-settings |
| integer VideoCodec | the videocodec used for the video; 1, DV 2, MJPEG 3, FFV1 (lossless) 4, Hufyuv (lossless) |
| integer MJPEG_quality | set here the MJPEG-quality in percent when VideoCodec=2, otherwise just set it to 0 |
| integer AudioCodec | the audiocodec to use for the video 1, 16 bit PCM 2, 24 bit PCM 3, 32 bit FP |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (e.g. 9.09 or 25.00); 0.01 to 2000.00 |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MP4Mac_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MP4 for Mac_Video(stream optimised and non-stream optimised). This is Mac-OS only! You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| boolean Stream | true, mp4-video would be stream-optimized; false, mp4-video would not be stream-optimized |
| integer VIDKBPS | the video-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the webm-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_MOVMac_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for MOV for Mac_Video. This is MacOS-only. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer VideoCodec | the videocodec used for this setting 0, h264 1, Apple ProRes 4444 2, Apple ProRes 422 3, MJPEG |
| integer VIDKBPS | the video-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer MJPEG_quality | when VideoCodec==3, then MJPEG is used; given in percent |
| integer AudioCodec | the audiocodec used 0, AAC 1, 16-bit PCM 2, 24-bit PCM 3, 32-bit FP PCM |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the webm-settings |
^ GetRenderCFG_Settings_M4AMacFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings stored in a render-cfg-string for M4A for Mac_Video(even though this stores only audio-files). This is MacOS-only. You can get this from the current RENDER_FORMAT using reaper.GetSetProjectInfo_String or from ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate of the audio in kbps |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the audio in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the audio in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the audio; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
| string render_cfg | the render-cfg-string, that contains the webm-settings |
^ CreateRenderCFG_MP4MAC_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the MP4-Mac-Video-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Only available on MacOS! Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected MP4-Mac-Video-settings |
| boolean Stream | true, the mp4-video is stream-optimized; false, the video is not stream-optimized |
| integer VIDKBPS | the video-bitrate for the video; 0 to 2147483647kbps |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate for the video; 0 to 2147483647kbps |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (e.g. 9.09 or 25.00); 0.01 to 2000.00 |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
^ CreateRenderCFG_M4AMACFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the M4A-Mac-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Only available on MacOS! Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected M4A-Mac-settings |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate for the video; 0 to 2147483647 kbps |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels; 1 to 2147483647; only even values(2,4,6,etc) will be accepted by Reaper, uneven will be rounded up! |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (e.g. 9.09 or 25.00); 0.01 to 2000.00 |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
^ CreateRenderCFG_MOVMAC_VideoFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the MOV-Mac-Video-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Only available on MacOS! Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected MP4-Mac-Video-settings |
| integer VideoCodec | the videocodec used for this setting 0, h264 1, Apple ProRes 4444 2, Apple ProRes 422 3, MJPEG |
| integer VIDKBPS | the video-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer MJPEG_quality | when VideoCodec==3, then MJPEG is used; given in percent |
| integer AudioCodec | the audiocodec used 0, AAC 1, 16-bit PCM 2, 24-bit PCM 3, 32-bit FP PCM |
| integer AUDKBPS | the audio-bitrate of the video in kbps |
| integer WIDTH | the width of the video in pixels |
| integer HEIGHT | the height of the video in pixels |
| number FPS | the fps of the video; must be a double-precision-float value (9.09 or 25.00); due API-limitations, this supports 0.01fps to 2000.00fps |
| boolean AspectRatio | the aspect-ratio; true, keep source aspect ratio; false, don't keep source aspect ratio |
^ GetRenderTable_ProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all stored render-settings for the current project, as a handy table. RenderTable["AddToProj"] - Add rendered items to new tracks in project-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Bounds"] - 0, Custom time range; 1, Entire project; 2, Time selection; 3, Project regions; 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32); 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels in the rendered file; 1, mono; 2, stereo; higher, the number of channels RenderTable["CloseAfterRender"] - true, closes rendering to file-dialog after render; false, doesn't close it RenderTable["Dither"] - &1, dither master mix; &2, noise shaping master mix; &4, dither stems; &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"] - Embed Take markers; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"] - Multichannel tracks to multichannel files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["NoSilentRender"] - Do not render files that are likely silent-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - Offline/Online rendering-dropdownlist; 0, Full-speed Offline; 1, 1x Offline; 2, Online Render; 3, Online Render(Idle); 4, Offline Render(Idle) RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - Tracks with only mono media to mono files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderFile"] - the contents of the Directory-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the render pattern as input into the File name-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderQueueDelay"] - Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderQueueDelaySeconds"] - the amount of seconds for the render-queue-delay RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc); 1, Low (Linear Interpolation); 2, Lowest (Point Sampling); 3, Good (192pt Sinc); 4, Better (348 pt Sinc); 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation); 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation); 7, Fast (16pt Sinc); 8, HQ (512 pt); 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set secondary-render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderTable"]=true - signals, this is a valid render-table RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate of the rendered file(s) RenderTable["SaveCopyOfProject"] - the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["SilentlyIncrementFilename"] - Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Source"] - 0, Master mix; 1, Master mix + stems; 3, Stems (selected tracks); 8, Region render matrix; 16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files; 32, Selected media items; 64, selected media items via master; 128, selected tracks via master RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds; &2, entire project; &4, time selection; &8, all project regions; &16, selected media items; &32, selected project regions RenderTable["TailMS"] - the amount of milliseconds of the tail Returns nil in case of an error |
| table RenderTable | a table with all of the current project's render-settings |
^ GetRenderTable_ProjectFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all stored render-settings in a projectfile, as a handy table. RenderTable["AddToProj"] - Add rendered items to new tracks in project-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Bounds"] - 0, Custom time range; 1, Entire project; 2, Time selection; 3, Project regions; 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32); 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels in the rendered file; 1, mono; 2, stereo; higher, the number of channels RenderTable["CloseAfterRender"] - close rendering to file-dialog after render; always true, as this isn't stored in projectfiles RenderTable["Dither"] - &1, dither master mix; &2, noise shaping master mix; &4, dither stems; &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"] - Embed Take markers; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"] - Multichannel tracks to multichannel files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["NoSilentRender"] - Do not render files that are likely silent-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - Offline/Online rendering-dropdownlist; 0, Full-speed Offline; 1, 1x Offline; 2, Online Render; 3, Online Render(Idle); 4, Offline Render(Idle) RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - Tracks with only mono media to mono files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderFile"] - the contents of the Directory-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the render pattern as input into the File name-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderQueueDelay"] - Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox; true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked RenderTable["RenderQueueDelaySeconds"] - the amount of seconds for the render-queue-delay RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc); 1, Low (Linear Interpolation); 2, Lowest (Point Sampling); 3, Good (192pt Sinc); 4, Better (348 pt Sinc); 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation); 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation); 7, Fast (16pt Sinc); 8, HQ (512 pt); 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set secondary-render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderTable"]=true - signals, this is a valid render-table RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate of the rendered file(s) RenderTable["SaveCopyOfProject"] - the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox; always true(checked), as this isn't stored in projectfiles RenderTable["SilentlyIncrementFilename"] - Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting-checkbox; always false, as this is not stored in projectfiles RenderTable["Source"] - 0, Master mix; 1, Master mix + stems; 3, Stems (selected tracks); 8, Region render matrix; 16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files; 32, Selected media items; 64, selected media items via master; 128, selected tracks via master RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds; &2, entire project; &4, time selection; &8, all project regions; &16, selected media items; &32, selected project regions RenderTable["TailMS"] - the amount of milliseconds of the tail Returns nil in case of an error |
| table RenderTable | a table with all of the current project's render-settings |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile, whose render-settings you want to get |
^ GetOutputFormat_RenderCfgFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the output-format set in a render-cfg-string, as stored in rpp-files and the render-presets file reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string outputformat | the outputformat, set in the render-cfg-string The following are valid: WAV, AIFF, AUDIOCD-IMAGE, DDP, FLAC, MP3, OGG, Opus, Video, Video (Mac), Video GIF, Video LCF, WAVPACK |
| string renderstring | the renderstringm which is either the renderstring you've passed or the one from the ReaProject you passed as second parameter |
| string Renderstring | the render-cfg-string from a rpp-projectfile or the reaper-render.ini nil, to get the settings of the currently opened project |
| optional ReaProject ReaProject | a ReaProject, whose renderformat you want to know; only available, when Renderstring=nil set to nil, to use the currently opened project pass as integer to get the renderformat of a specific projecttab, with 0 for the current, 1 for the first, 2 for the second, etc |
^ CreateRenderCFG_OpusFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the Opus-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected Opus-settings |
| integer Mode | the Mode for the Opus-file; 0, VBR; 1, CVBR; 2, HARDCBR |
| integer Kbps | the kbps of the opus-file; Ultraschall-Api supports between 1 and 10256 |
| integer Complexity | the complexity-setting between 0(lowest quality) and 10(highest quality, slow encoding) |
| boolean channel_audio | true, Encode 3-8 channel audio as 2.1-7.1(LFE); false, DON'T Encode 3-8 channel audio as 2.1-7.1(LFE) |
| boolean per_channel | true, kbps per channel (6-256); false, kbps combined for all channels |
^ CreateRenderCFG_OGGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the OGG-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini For all mode-settings that you don't need(kbps or quality), you can safely set them to 1. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected OGG-settings |
| integer Mode | the mode for the ogg-file; 0, VBR; 1, CBR; 2, ABR |
| number VBR_Quality | the quality for VBR-mode; a floating-value between 0 and 1 |
| integer CBR_KBPS | the bitrate for CBR-mode; 0 to 2048 |
| integer ABR_KBPS | the bitrate for ABR-mode; 0 to 2048 |
| integer ABR_KBPS_MIN | the minimum-bitrate for ABR-mode; 0 to 2048 |
| integer ABR_KBPS_MAX | the maximum-bitrate for ABR-mode; 0 to 2048 |
^ CreateRenderCFG_DDPFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the DDP-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected DDP-settings |
^ CreateRenderCFG_FLACFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the FLAC-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected FLAC-settings |
| integer Bitrate | the bitrate of the flac-file; 0, 24 bit 1, 23/24 bit 2, 22/24 bit 3, 21/24 bit 4, 20/24 bit 5, 19/24 bit 6, 18/24 bit 7, 17/24 bit 8, 16 bit |
| integer EncSpeed | the encoding speed; 0(fastest) to 8(slowest); 5(default) |
^ CreateRenderCFG_WAVPACKFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the WAVPACK-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected WAVPACK-settings |
| integer Mode | 0, Normal; 1, Fast; 2, High; 3, Very High(slowest) |
| integer Bitdepth | the bitdepth of the WAVPACK-file 0(16Bit) 1(24Bit) 2(32Bit integer) 3(32Bit floating point) 4(23/24 Bit) 5(22/24 Bit) 6(21/24 Bit) 7(20/24 Bit) 8(19/24 Bit) 9(18/24 Bit) 10(17/24 Bit) 11(32 bit floating point -144dB floor) 12(32 bit floating point -120dB floor) 13(32 bit floating point -96dB floor) |
| integer Writemarkers | Write markers as cues-checkboxes 0, nothing checked 1, Write markers as cues->checked 2, Write markers as cues and Only write markers starting with #->checked |
| boolean WriteBWFChunk | the Write BWF chunk-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| boolean IncludeFilenameBWF | the include project filename in BWF data-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
^ IsValidRenderTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the table RenderTable is a valid RenderTable. Returns false in case of an error; the error-message contains the faulty table-entry. |
| boolean retval | true, RenderTable is a valid RenderTable; false, it is not a valid RenderTable |
| RenderTable RenderTable | the table, that you want to check for validity |
^ ApplyRenderTable_ProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets all stored render-settings from a RenderTable as the current project-settings. Note: On Reaper 6.10, you cannot set AddToProj and NoSilentRender simultaneously due a bug in Reaper; is fixed in higher versions. Expected table is of the following structure: RenderTable["AddToProj"] - Add rendered items to new tracks in project-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Bounds"] - 0, Custom time range; 1, Entire project; 2, Time selection; 3, Project regions; 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32); 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels in the rendered file; 1, mono; 2, stereo; higher, the number of channels RenderTable["CloseAfterRender"] - true, close rendering to file-dialog after render; false, don't close it RenderTable["Dither"] - &1, dither master mix; &2, noise shaping master mix; &4, dither stems; &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"] - Embed Take markers; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"] - Multichannel tracks to multichannel files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["NoSilentRender"] - Do not render files that are likely silent-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - Offline/Online rendering-dropdownlist; 0, Full-speed Offline; 1, 1x Offline; 2, Online Render; 3, Online Render(Idle); 4, Offline Render(Idle) RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - Tracks with only mono media to mono files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderFile"] - the contents of the Directory-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the render pattern as input into the File name-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderQueueDelay"] - Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderQueueDelaySeconds"] - the amount of seconds for the render-queue-delay RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc); 1, Low (Linear Interpolation); 2, Lowest (Point Sampling); 3, Good (192pt Sinc); 4, Better (348 pt Sinc); 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation); 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation); 7, Fast (16pt Sinc); 8, HQ (512 pt); 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set secondary-render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderTable"]=true - signals, this is a valid render-table RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate of the rendered file(s) RenderTable["SaveCopyOfProject"] - the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["SilentlyIncrementFilename"] - Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Source"] - 0, Master mix; 1, Master mix + stems; 3, Stems (selected tracks); 8, Region render matrix; 16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files; 32, Selected media items; 64, selected media items via master; 128, selected tracks via master RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds; &2, entire project; &4, time selection; &8, all project regions; &16, selected media items; &32, selected project regions RenderTable["TailMS"] - the amount of milliseconds of the tail Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting the render-settings was successful; false, it wasn't successful |
| RenderTable RenderTable | a RenderTable, that contains all render-dialog-settings |
| optional boolean apply_rendercfg_string | true or nil, apply it as well; false, don't apply it |
^ ApplyRenderTable_ProjectFileFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets all stored render-settings from a RenderTable as the current project-settings. Expected table is of the following structure: RenderTable["AddToProj"] - Add rendered items to new tracks in project-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Bounds"] - 0, Custom time range; 1, Entire project; 2, Time selection; 3, Project regions; 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32); 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels in the rendered file; 1, mono; 2, stereo; higher, the number of channels RenderTable["CloseAfterRender"] - close rendering to file-dialog after render; ignored, as this can't be set in projectfiles RenderTable["Dither"] - &1, dither master mix; &2, noise shaping master mix; &4, dither stems; &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"] - Embed Take markers; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"] - Multichannel tracks to multichannel files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["NoSilentRender"] - Do not render files that are likely silent-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - Offline/Online rendering-dropdownlist; 0, Full-speed Offline; 1, 1x Offline; 2, Online Render; 3, Online Render(Idle); 4, Offline Render(Idle); RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - Tracks with only mono media to mono files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderFile"] - the contents of the Directory-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the render pattern as input into the File name-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderQueueDelay"] - Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox RenderTable["RenderQueueDelaySeconds"] - the amount of seconds for the render-queue-delay RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc); 1, Low (Linear Interpolation); 2, Lowest (Point Sampling); 3, Good (192pt Sinc); 4, Better (348 pt Sinc); 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation); 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation); 7, Fast (16pt Sinc); 8, HQ (512 pt); 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set secondary-render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderTable"]=true - signals, this is a valid render-table RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate of the rendered file(s) RenderTable["SaveCopyOfProject"] - the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox; ignored, as this can't be stored in projectfiles RenderTable["SilentlyIncrementFilename"] - Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting-checkbox; ignored, as this can't be stored in projectfiles RenderTable["Source"] - 0, Master mix; 1, Master mix + stems; 3, Stems (selected tracks); 8, Region render matrix; 16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files; 32, Selected media items; 64, selected media items via master; 128, selected tracks via master RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds; &2, entire project; &4, time selection; &8, all project regions; &16, selected media items; &32, selected project regions RenderTable["TailMS"] - the amount of milliseconds of the tail Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting the render-settings was successful; false, it wasn't successful |
| string ProjectStateChunk | the altered project/ProjectStateChunk as a string |
| RenderTable RenderTable | a RenderTable, that contains all render-dialog-settings |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the rpp-projectfile, to which you want to apply the RenderTable; nil, to use parameter ProjectStateChunk instead |
| optional boolean apply_rendercfg_string | true or nil, apply it as well; false, don't apply it |
| optional parameter ProjectStateChunk | the ProjectStateChunkk, to which you want to apply the RenderTable |
^ CreateNewRenderTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates a new RenderTable. Parameters set to nil will create a rendertable with all entries set to that of a vanilla factory-default Reaper installation: Factory-Default will be set to these settings: RenderTable["AddToProj"]=false RenderTable["Bounds"]=1 RenderTable["Channels"]=2 RenderTable["CloseAfterRender"]=true RenderTable["Dither"]=0 RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"]=false RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"]=false RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"]=false RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"]=false RenderTable["Endposition"]=0 RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"]=false RenderTable["NoSilentRender"]=false RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"]=0 RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"]=false RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"]=true RenderTable["RenderFile"]="" RenderTable["RenderPattern"]="" RenderTable["RenderQueueDelay"]=false RenderTable["RenderQueueDelaySeconds"]=0 RenderTable["RenderResample"]=3 RenderTable["RenderString"]="" RenderTable["RenderString2"]="" RenderTable["RenderTable"]=true RenderTable["SampleRate"]=44100 RenderTable["SaveCopyOfProject"]=false RenderTable["SilentlyIncrementFilename"]=true RenderTable["Source"]=0 RenderTable["Startposition"]=0 RenderTable["TailFlag"]=18 RenderTable["TailMS"]=1000 Returns nil in case of an error |
| RenderTable RenderTable | the created RenderTable |
| optional integer Source | The Source-dropdownlist; 0, Master mix(default) 1, Master mix + stems 3, Stems (selected tracks) 8, Region render matrix 32, Selected media items 256, Embed stretch markers/transient guides-checkbox=on; optional, as parameter EmbedStretchMarkers is meant for that |
| optional integer Bounds | The Bounds-dropdownlist 0, Custom time range 1, Entire project(default) 2, Time selection 3, Project regions 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32) 5, Selected regions |
| optional number Startposition | the startposition of the render-section in seconds; only used when Bounds=0(Custom time range); default=0 |
| optional number Endposition | the endposition of the render-section in seconds; only used when Bounds=0(Custom time range); default=0 |
| optional integer TailFlag | in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? (default=18) &1, custom time bounds &2, entire project &4, time selection &8, all project regions &16, selected media items &32, selected project regions |
| optional integer TailMS | the amount of milliseconds of the tail(default=1000) |
| optional string RenderFile | the contents of the Directory-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog; default="" |
| optional string RenderPattern | the render pattern as input into the File name-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog; set to "" if you don't want to use it; default="" |
| optional integer SampleRate | the samplerate of the rendered file(s); default=44100 |
| optional integer Channels | the number of channels in the rendered file; 1, mono 2, stereo(default) 3 and higher, the number of channels |
| optional integer OfflineOnlineRendering | Offline/Online rendering-dropdownlist 0, Full-speed Offline(default) 1, 1x Offline 2, Online Render 3, Online Render(Idle) 4, Offline Render(Idle) |
| optional boolean ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing | Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; true(default), checked; false, unchecked |
| optional integer RenderResample | Resample mode-dropdownlist 0, Medium (64pt Sinc) 1, Low (Linear Interpolation) 2, Lowest (Point Sampling) 3, Good (192pt Sinc) (default) 4, Better (348 pt Sinc) 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation) 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation) 7, Fast (16pt Sinc) 8, HQ (512 pt) 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) |
| optional boolean OnlyMonoMedia | Tracks with only mono media to mono files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked(default) |
| optional boolean MultiChannelFiles | Multichannel tracks to multichannel files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked(default) |
| optional integer Dither | the Dither/Noise shaping-checkboxes; default=0 &1, dither master mix &2, noise shaping master mix &4, dither stems &8, dither noise shaping stems |
| optional string RenderString | the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set render-output-format as BASE64 string default is "ZXZhdw==" = WAV, 24 bit PCM, Auto WAV/Wave 64, WriteBWFChunk checked, Include project filename in BWF unchecked, Do not include markers or regions, Embed tempo unchecked. |
| optional boolean SilentlyIncrementFilename | Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting-checkbox; default=true |
| optional boolean AddToProj | Add rendered items to new tracks in project-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked(default) |
| optional boolean SaveCopyOfProject | the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox; default=false |
| optional boolean RenderQueueDelay | Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox; default=false |
| optional integer RenderQueueDelaySeconds | the amount of seconds for the render-queue-delay; default=0 |
| optional boolean CloseAfterRender | true, closes rendering to file-dialog after render(default); false, doesn't close it |
| optional boolean EmbedStretchMarkers | true, Embed stretch markers/transient guides-checkbox=on; false or nil, Embed stretch markers/transient guides"-checkbox=off(default) |
| optional string RenderString2 | the render-string for the secondary rendering; default="" |
| optional boolean EmbedTakeMarkers | the "Take markers"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked(default) |
| optional boolean DoNotSilentRender | the "Do not render files that are likely silent"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked(default) |
| optional boolean EmbedMetadata | the "Embed metadata"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked(default) |
| optional boolean Enable2ndPassRender | true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled |
^ GetRender_SaveCopyOfProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current state of the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
^ SetRender_QueueDelayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the "Delay queued render to allow samples to load"-checkbox of the Render to File-dialog. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
| integer length | the number of seconds the delay shall be |
^ SetRender_SaveCopyOfProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox of the Render to File-dialog. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ GetRender_QueueDelayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current checkstate of the "Delay queued render to allow samples to load"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog, as well as the length of the queue-render-delay. |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
| integer length | the number of seconds the delay shall be |
^ SetRender_ProjectSampleRateForMixFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the "Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing"-checkbox of the Render to File-dialog. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ GetRender_ProjectSampleRateForMixFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current state of the "Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ SetRender_AutoIncrementFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current state of the "Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ GetRender_AutoIncrementFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current state of the "Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ GetRenderPreset_NamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns all render-preset-names for a) Bounds and output pattern/filename b) Options and format c) both presets, who share the same name |
| integer bounds_presets | the number of found bounds and output-pattern-presets |
| table bounds_names | the names of all found bounds and output-pattern-presets |
| integer options_format_presets | the number of found options and format-presets |
| table options_format_names | the names of all found options and format-presets |
| integer both_presets | the number of found presets, who both share the same name |
| table both_names | the names of all found presets, who both share the same name |
^ GetRenderPreset_RenderTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a rendertable, that contains all settings of a specific render-preset. use GetRenderPreset_Names to get the available render-preset-names. Some settings aren't stored in Presets and will get default values: TailMS=0, SilentlyIncrementFilename=false, AddToProj=false, SaveCopyOfProject=false, RenderQueueDelay=false, RenderQueueDelaySeconds=false, NoSilentRender=false returned table if of the following format: RenderTable["AddToProj"] - Add rendered items to new tracks in project-checkbox; always false, as this isn't stored in render-presets RenderTable["Bounds"] - 0, Custom time range; 1, Entire project; 2, Time selection; 3, Project regions; 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32); 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels in the rendered file; 1, mono; 2, stereo; higher, the number of channels RenderTable["CloseAfterRender"] - close rendering to file-dialog after rendering; always true, as this isn't stored in render-presets RenderTable["Dither"] - &1, dither master mix; &2, noise shaping master mix; &4, dither stems; &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"] - Embed Take markers; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"] - Multichannel tracks to multichannel files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - Offline/Online rendering-dropdownlist; 0, Full-speed Offline; 1, 1x Offline; 2, Online Render; 3, Online Render(Idle); 4, Offline Render(Idle) RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - Tracks with only mono media to mono files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["NoSilentRender"] - Do not render files that are likely silent-checkbox; can't be set in render-presets, therefore always set to false RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderFile"] - the contents of the Directory-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the render pattern as input into the File name-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderQueueDelay"] - Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox; always false, as this isn't stored in render-presets RenderTable["RenderQueueDelaySeconds"] - the amount of seconds for the render-queue-delay; always 0, as this isn't stored in render-presets RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc); 1, Low (Linear Interpolation); 2, Lowest (Point Sampling); 3, Good (192pt Sinc); 4, Better (348 pt Sinc); 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation); 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation); 7, Fast (16pt Sinc); 8, HQ (512 pt); 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set secondary-render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderTable"]=true - signals, this is a valid render-table RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate of the rendered file(s) RenderTable["SaveCopyOfProject"] - the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox; always false, as this isn't stored in render-presets RenderTable["SilentlyIncrementFilename"] - Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting-checkbox; always true, as this isn't stored in Presets RenderTable["Source"] - 0, Master mix; 1, Master mix + stems; 3, Stems (selected tracks); 8, Region render matrix; 16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files; 32, Selected media items; 64, selected media items via master; 128, selected tracks via master RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds; &2, entire project; &4, time selection; &8, all project regions; &16, selected media items; &32, selected project regions RenderTable["TailMS"] - the amount of milliseconds of the tail; always 0, as this isn't stored in render-presets Returns nil in case of an error |
| RenderTable RenderTable | a render-table, which contains all settings from a render-preset |
| string Bounds_Name | the name of the Bounds-render-preset you want to get |
| string Options_and_Format_Name | the name of the Renderformat-options-render-preset you want to get |
^ DeleteRenderPreset_BoundsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes a Bounds-render-preset from Reaper's render-presets. This deletes all(!) occurrences of the Bounds-render-preset with the same name. Though, you shouldn't store multiple Bounds-render-presets with the same name into reaper-render.ini in the first place. use GetRenderPreset_Names to get the available render-preset-names. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, deleting was successful; false, deleting was unsuccessful |
| string Bounds_Name | the name of the Bounds-render-preset you want to get |
^ DeleteRenderPreset_FormatOptionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes a Render-Format-Options-render-preset from Reaper's render-presets. This deletes all(!) occurrences of the Render-Format-Options-render-preset with the same name. Though, you shouldn't store multiple Render-Format-Options-render-preset with the same name into reaper-render.ini in the first place. use GetRenderPreset_Names to get the available render-preset-names. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, deleting was successful; false, deleting was unsuccessful |
| string Options_and_Format_Name | the name of the Renderformat-options-render-preset you want to get |
^ AddRenderPresetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| adds a new render-preset into reaper-render.ini. This function will check, whether the chosen names are already in use. Added render-presets are available after (re-)opening in the Render to File-dialog Note: You can choose, whether to include only Bounds, only RenderFormatOptions of both. The Bounds and the RenderFormatOptions store different parts of the render-presets. Some settings aren't stored in Presets and will get default values: TailMS=0, SilentlyIncrementFilename=false, AddToProj=false, SaveCopyOfProject=false, RenderQueueDelay=false, RenderQueueDelaySeconds=false, NoSilentRender=false Bounds_Name stores only: RenderTable["Bounds"] - the bounds-dropdownlist, 0, Custom time range 1, Entire project 2, Time selection 3, Project regions 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32) 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the render RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the render RenderTable["Source"] - the source dropdownlist, includes 0, Master mix 1, Master mix + stems 3, Stems (selected tracks) 8, Region render matrix 32, Selected media items 64, selected media items via master 128, selected tracks via master "0" - unknown, default setting is 0 RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the renderpattern, which hold also the wildcards RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds &2, entire project &4, time selection &8, all project regions &16, selected media items &32, selected project regions Options_and_Format_Name stores only: RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate, with which to render; 0, use project-settings RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels for the output-file RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - the offline/online-dropdownlist 0, Full-speed Offline 1, 1x Offline 2, Online Render 3, Online Render(Idle) 4, Offline Render(Idle); RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; 1, checked; 0, unchecked RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc) 1, Low (Linear Interpolation) 2, Lowest (Point Sampling) 3, Good (192pt Sinc) 4, Better (348 pt Sinc) 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation) 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation) 7, Fast (16pt Sinc) 8, HQ (512 pt) 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["Dither"] - the Dither/Noise shaping-checkboxes: &1, dither master mix &2, noise shaping master mix &4, dither stems &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"] - multichannel-files-checkbox RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - only mono media-checkbox RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides-checkbox RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"] - Embed Take markers-checkbox RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, which holds the render-outformat-settings RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, which holds the secondary render-outformat-settings Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, adding was successful; false, adding was unsuccessful |
| string Bounds_Name | the name of the Bounds-render-preset you want to add; nil, to not add a new Bounds-render-preset |
| string Options_and_Format_Name | the name of the Renderformat-options-render-preset you want to add; to not add a new Render-Format-Options-render-preset |
| RenderTable RenderTable | the RenderTable, which holds all information for inclusion into the Render-Preset |
^ SetRenderPresetFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets an already existing render-preset in reaper-render.ini. This function will check, whether the chosen names aren't given yet in any preset. Changed render-presets are updated after (re-)opening in the Render to File-dialog Note: You can choose, whether to include only Bounds, only RenderFormatOptions of both. The Bounds and the RenderFormatOptions store different parts of the render-presets. Some settings aren't stored in Presets and will get default values: TailMS=0, SilentlyIncrementFilename=false, AddToProj=false, SaveCopyOfProject=false, RenderQueueDelay=false, RenderQueueDelaySeconds=false, NoSilentRender=false Bounds_Name stores only: RenderTable["Bounds"] - the bounds-dropdownlist, 0, Custom time range 1, Entire project 2, Time selection 3, Project regions 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32) 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the render RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the render RenderTable["Source"]+RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"]+RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - the source dropdownlist, includes 0, Master mix 1, Master mix + stems 3, Stems (selected tracks) &4, Multichannel tracks to multichannel files 8, Region render matrix &16, Tracks with only mono media to mono files 32, Selected media items 64, selected media items via master 128, selected tracks via master "0" - unknown, default setting is 0 RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the renderpattern, which hold also the wildcards RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds &2, entire project &4, time selection &8, all project regions &16, selected media items &32, selected project regions Options_and_Format_Name stores only: RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate, with which to render; 0, use project-settings RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels for the output-file RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - the offline/online-dropdownlist 0, Full-speed Offline 1, 1x Offline 2, Online Render 3, Online Render(Idle) 4, Offline Render(Idle); RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; 1, checked; 0, unchecked RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc) 1, Low (Linear Interpolation) 2, Lowest (Point Sampling) 3, Good (192pt Sinc) 4, Better (348 pt Sinc) 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation) 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation) 7, Fast (16pt Sinc) 8, HQ (512 pt) 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["Dither"] - the Dither/Noise shaping-checkboxes: &1, dither master mix &2, noise shaping master mix &4, dither stems &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides-checkbox RenderTable["EmbedTakeMarkers"] - Embed Take markers-checkbox RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, which holds the render-outformat-settings RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, which holds the secondary render-outformat-settings; "" to remove it from this preset Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Bounds_Name | the name of the Bounds-render-preset you want to add; nil, to not add a new Bounds-render-preset |
| string Options_and_Format_Name | the name of the Renderformat-options-render-preset you want to add; to not add a new Render-Format-Options-render-preset |
| RenderTable RenderTable | the RenderTable, which holds all information for inclusion into the Render-Preset |
^ RenderProject_RenderTableFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Renders a projectfile or the current active project, using the settings from a RenderTable. Expected RenderTable is of the following structure: RenderTable["AddToProj"] - Add rendered items to new tracks in project-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Bounds"] - 0, Custom time range; 1, Entire project; 2, Time selection; 3, Project regions; 4, Selected Media Items(in combination with Source 32); 5, Selected regions RenderTable["Channels"] - the number of channels in the rendered file; 1, mono; 2, stereo; higher, the number of channels RenderTable["CloseAfterRender"] - true, close rendering to file-dialog after render; false, don't close it RenderTable["Dither"] - &1, dither master mix; &2, noise shaping master mix; &4, dither stems; &8, dither noise shaping stems RenderTable["EmbedMetaData"] - Embed metadata; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["EmbedStretchMarkers"] - Embed stretch markers/transient guides; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Enable2ndPassRender"] - true, 2nd pass render is enabled; false, 2nd pass render is disabled RenderTable["Endposition"] - the endposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["MultiChannelFiles"] - Multichannel tracks to multichannel files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["OfflineOnlineRendering"] - Offline/Online rendering-dropdownlist; 0, Full-speed Offline; 1, 1x Offline; 2, Online Render; 3, Online Render(Idle); 4, Offline Render(Idle) RenderTable["OnlyMonoMedia"] - Tracks with only mono media to mono files-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["ProjectSampleRateFXProcessing"] - Use project sample rate for mixing and FX/synth processing-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderFile"] - the contents of the Directory-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderPattern"] - the render pattern as input into the File name-inputbox of the Render to File-dialog RenderTable["RenderQueueDelay"] - Delay queued render to allow samples to load-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["RenderQueueDelaySeconds"] - the amount of seconds for the render-queue-delay RenderTable["RenderResample"] - Resample mode-dropdownlist; 0, Medium (64pt Sinc); 1, Low (Linear Interpolation); 2, Lowest (Point Sampling); 3, Good (192pt Sinc); 4, Better (348 pt Sinc); 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation); 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation); 7, Fast (16pt Sinc); 8, HQ (512 pt); 9, Extreme HQ(768pt HQ Sinc) RenderTable["RenderString"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderString2"] - the render-cfg-string, that holds all settings of the currently set secondary-render-output-format as BASE64 string RenderTable["RenderTable"]=true - signals, this is a valid render-table RenderTable["SampleRate"] - the samplerate of the rendered file(s) RenderTable["SaveCopyOfProject"] - the "Save copy of project to outfile.wav.RPP"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["SilentlyIncrementFilename"] - Silently increment filenames to avoid overwriting-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked RenderTable["Source"] - 0, Master mix; 1, Master mix + stems; 3, Stems (selected tracks); 8, Region render matrix; 16, Tracks with only Mono-Media to Mono Files; 32, Selected media items; 64, selected media items via master; 128, selected tracks via master RenderTable["Startposition"] - the startposition of the rendering selection in seconds RenderTable["TailFlag"] - in which bounds is the Tail-checkbox checked? &1, custom time bounds; &2, entire project; &4, time selection; &8, all project regions; &16, selected media items; &32, selected project regions RenderTable["TailMS"] - the amount of milliseconds of the tail Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of files that have been rendered |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | the MediaItemStateChunks of all the rendered files |
| array Filearray | filenames with path of all rendered files |
| optional string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfilename with path of the rpp-file that you want to render; nil, to render the current active project |
| optional RenderTable RenderTable | the RenderTable with all render-settings, that you want to apply; nil, use the project's existing settings |
| optional boolean AddToProj | true, add the rendered files to the project; nil or false, don't add them; will overwrite the settings in the RenderTable; will default to true, if no RenderTable is passed only has an effect, when rendering the current active project |
| optional boolean CloseAfterRender | true or nil, closes rendering to file-dialog after rendering is finished; false, keep it open will overwrite the settings in the RenderTable; will default to true, if no RenderTable is passed |
| optional boolean SilentlyIncrementFilename | true or nil, silently increment filename, when file already exists; false, ask for overwriting will overwrite the settings in the RenderTable; will default to true, if no RenderTable is passed |
^ GetRenderQueuedProjectsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the number and names of files currently in the render-queue |
| integer Filecount | the number of project-files in the render-queue |
| array Filearray | filenames with path of all queued-projectfiles |
^ AddProjectFileToRenderQueueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a projectfile or the current active project to the render-queue returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, adding was successful; false, adding was unsuccessful |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfile, that you want to add to the render-queue; nil, to add the current active project |
^ RenderProject_RenderQueueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Renders a specific project from the render-queue. See GetRenderQueuedProjects to get the names of the currently existing render-queue-projects, where the filename-order reflects the index needed for this function. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | false, a problem occurred; true, rendering went through; returns true as well, when rendering is aborted! |
| integer index | the index of the render-queued-project; beginning with 1; -1 to render all projects in the render-queue |
^ RenderProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Renders a project, using a specific render-cfg-string. To get render-cfg-strings, see functions starting with CreateRenderCFG_, like CreateRenderCFG_AIFF, CreateRenderCFG_DDP, CreateRenderCFG_FLAC, CreateRenderCFG_OGG, CreateRenderCFG_Opus, etc. Will use the render-settings currently set in projectfilename_with_path/the currently active project, except bound(set to Custom time range), render file and render-pattern, as they are set by this function! Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1, in case of error; 0, in case of success |
| integer renderfilecount | the number of rendered files |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | the MediaItemStateChunks of all rendered files, with the one in entry 1 being the rendered master-track(when rendering stems+master) |
| array Filearray | the filenames of the rendered files, including their paths. The filename in entry 1 is the one of the mastered track(when rendering stems+master) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the project to render; nil, for the currently opened project |
| string renderfilename_with_path | the filename with path of the output-file. If you give the wrong extension, Reaper will exchange it by the correct one. You can use wildcards to some extend in the actual filename(not the path!) note: parameter overwrite_without_asking only works, when you give the right extension and use no wildcards, due API-limitations! |
| number startposition | the startposition of the render-area in seconds; -1, to use the startposition set in the projectfile itself; -2, to use the start of the time-selection |
| number endposition | the endposition of the render-area in seconds; -1, to use the endposition set in the projectfile/current project itself -2, to use the end of the time-selection |
| boolean overwrite_without_asking | true, overwrite an existing renderfile; false, don't overwrite an existing renderfile works only, when renderfilename_with_path has the right extension given and when not using wildcards(due API-limitations)! |
| boolean renderclosewhendone | true, automatically close the render-window after rendering; false, keep rendering window open after rendering; nil, use current settings |
| boolean filenameincrease | true, silently increase filename, if it already exists; false, ask before overwriting an already existing outputfile; nil, use current settings |
| optional string rendercfg | the rendercfg-string, that contains all render-settings for an output-format To get render-cfg-strings, see CreateRenderCFG_xxx-functions, like: CreateRenderCFG_AIFF, CreateRenderCFG_DDP, CreateRenderCFG_FLAC, CreateRenderCFG_OGG, CreateRenderCFG_Opus, CreateRenderCFG_WAVPACK, CreateRenderCFG_WebMVideo If you want to render the current project, you can use a four-letter-version of the render-string; will use the default settings for that format. Not available with projectfiles! "evaw" for wave, "ffia" for aiff, " iso" for audio-cd, " pdd" for ddp, "calf" for flac, "l3pm" for mp3, "vggo" for ogg, "SggO" for Opus, "PMFF" for FFMpeg-video, "FVAX" for MP4Video/Audio on Mac, " FIG" for Gif, " FCL" for LCF, "kpvw" for wavepack |
| optional string rendercfg2 | just like rendercfg, but for the secondary render-format |
^ RenderProject_RegionsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Renders a region of a project, using a specific render-cfg-string. To get render-cfg-strings, see CreateRenderCFG_AIFF, CreateRenderCFG_DDP, CreateRenderCFG_FLAC, CreateRenderCFG_OGG, CreateRenderCFG_Opus Returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer retval | -1, in case of error; 0, in case of success |
| integer renderfilecount | the number of rendered files |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | the MediaItemStateChunks of all rendered files, with the one in entry 1 being the rendered master-track(when rendering stems) |
| array Filearray | the filenames of the rendered files, including their paths. The filename in entry 1 is the one of the mastered track(when rendering stems) |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the project to render; nil, for the currently opened project |
| string renderfilename_with_path | the filename of the output-file. You can use wildcards to some extend in the actual filename(not the path!); doesn't support $region yet Will be seen as path only, when you set addregionname=true and addregionnameseparator="/" |
| integer region | the number of the region in the Projectfile to render |
| boolean addregionname | add the name of the region to the renderfilename; only works, when you don't add a file-extension to renderfilename_with_path |
| boolean overwrite_without_asking | true, overwrite an existing renderfile; false, don't overwrite an existing renderfile |
| boolean renderclosewhendone | true, automatically close the render-window after rendering; false, keep rendering window open after rendering; nil, use current settings |
| boolean filenameincrease | true, silently increase filename, if it already exists; false, ask before overwriting an already existing outputfile; nil, use current settings |
| string rendercfg | the rendercfg-string, that contains all render-settings for an output-format To get render-cfg-strings, see CreateRenderCFG_xxx-functions, like: CreateRenderCFG_AIFF, CreateRenderCFG_DDP, CreateRenderCFG_FLAC, CreateRenderCFG_OGG, CreateRenderCFG_Opus, CreateRenderCFG_WAVPACK, CreateRenderCFG_WebMVideo If you want to render the current project, you can use a four-letter-version of the render-string; will use the default settings for that format. Not available with projectfiles! "evaw" for wave, "ffia" for aiff, " iso" for audio-cd, " pdd" for ddp, "calf" for flac, "l3pm" for mp3, "vggo" for ogg, "SggO" for Opus, "PMFF" for FFMpeg-video, "FVAX" for MP4Video/Audio on Mac, " FIG" for Gif, " FCL" for LCF, "kpvw" for wavepack |
| optional string addregionnameseparator | when addregionname==true, this parameter allows you to set a separator between renderfilename_with_path and regionname. Also allows / or \\ to use renderfilename_with_path as only path as folder, into which the files are stored having the regionnames only. Default is an empty string. |
| optional string rendercfg2 | the render-cfg-string for secondary render-format |
^ AddSelectedItemsToRenderQueueFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds the selected MediaItems to the render-queue. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, adding was successful; false, adding was unsuccessful |
| integer num_queued_projects | the number of newly created projects in the render-queue |
| optional boolean render_items_individually | false or nil, render all selected MediaItems in one render-queued-project; true, render all selected MediaItems individually as separate Queued-projects |
| optional boolean render_items_through_master | false or nil, just render the MediaItems; true, render the MediaItems through the Master-channel |
| optional RenderTable RenderTables | a RenderTable to apply for the renders in the render-queue |
^ CreateRenderCFG_MP3MaxQualityFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the MP3-format with highest quality-settings. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini |
| string render_cfg_string | the renderstring for MP3 with maximum quality |
| optional boolean write_replay_gain | the "Write ReplayGain-tag"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked; default is unchecked |
^ CreateRenderCFG_MP3VBRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the MP3-format with variable bitrate. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected MP3-VBR-settings |
| integer vbr_quality | the variable-bitrate quality; 1(for 10%) to 10(for 100%) |
| integer quality | the encoding speed for the mp3 0, Maximum 1, Better 2, Normal 3, FastEncode 4, FasterEncode 5, FastestEncode |
| optional boolean no_joint_stereo | the "Do not allow joint stereo"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked; default is unchecked |
| optional boolean write_replay_gain | the "Write ReplayGain-tag"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked; default is unchecked |
^ CreateRenderCFG_MP3ABRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the MP3-format with average bitrate. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected MP3-ABR-settings |
| integer bitrate | the encoding quality for the mp3 0, 8 kbps 1, 16 kbps 2, 24 kbps 3, 32 kbps 4, 40 kbps 5, 48 kbps 6, 56 kbps 7, 64 kbps 8, 80 kbps 9, 96 kbps 10, 112 kbps 11, 128 kbps 12, 160 kbps 13, 192 kbps 14, 224 kbps 15, 256 kbps 16, 320 kbps |
| integer quality | the encoding speed for the mp3 0, Maximum 1, Better 2, Normal 3, FastEncode 4, FasterEncode 5, FastestEncode |
| optional boolean no_joint_stereo | the "Do not allow joint stereo"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked; default is unchecked |
| optional boolean write_replay_gain | the "Write ReplayGain-tag"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked; default is unchecked |
^ CreateRenderCFG_MP3CBRFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the MP3-format with constant bitrate. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected MP3-CBR-settings |
| integer bitrate | the encoding quality for the mp3 0, 8 kbps 1, 16 kbps 2, 24 kbps 3, 32 kbps 4, 40 kbps 5, 48 kbps 6, 56 kbps 7, 64 kbps 8, 80 kbps 9, 96 kbps 10, 112 kbps 11, 128 kbps 12, 160 kbps 13, 192 kbps 14, 224 kbps 15, 256 kbps 16, 320 kbps |
| integer quality | the encoding speed for the mp3 0, Maximum 1, Better 2, Normal 3, FastEncode 4, FasterEncode 5, FastestEncode |
| optional boolean no_joint_stereo | the "Do not allow joint stereo"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked; default is unchecked |
| optional boolean write_replay_gain | the "Write ReplayGain-tag"-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked; default is unchecked |
^ CreateRenderCFG_WAVFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates the render-cfg-string for the WAV-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected WAV-settings |
| integer BitDepth | the bitdepth of the WAV-file 0, 8 Bit PCM 1, 16 Bit PCM 2, 24 Bit PCM 3, 32 Bit FP 4, 64 Bit FP 5, 4 Bit IMA ADPCM 6, 2 Bit cADPCM |
| integer LargeFiles | how shall Reaper treat large WAV-files 0, Auto WAV/Wave64 1, Auto Wav/RF64 2, Force WAV 3, Force Wave64 4, Force RF64 |
| integer BWFChunk | Write BWF ('bext') chunk and Include project filename in BWF data - checkboxes 0, unchecked - unchecked 1, checked - unchecked 2, unchecked - checked 3, checked - checked |
| integer IncludeMarkers | The include markerlist-dropdownlist 0, Do not include markers and regions 1, Markers + regions 2, Markers + regions starting with # 3, Markers only 4, Markers starting with # only 5, Regions only 6, Regions starting with # only |
| boolean EmbedProjectTempo | Embed tempo-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
^ GetLastUsedRenderPatternsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the last 12 used render-patterns, that have been used for rendering by any project in Reaper. |
| array last_render_patterns | a table, which holds the last 12 used render-patterns, used by any project in Reaper |
^ GetLastRenderPathsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the last 20 used render-output-paths, that have been used for rendering by any project in Reaper. |
| array last_render_paths | a table, which holds the last 20 used render-output-paths, used by any project in Reaper |
^ IsReaperRenderingFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if Reaper is currently rendering and the rendering position and projectlength of the rendered project |
| boolean retval | true, Reaper is rendering; false, Reaper does not render |
| optional number render_position | the current rendering-position of the rendering project |
| optional number render_projectlength | the length of the currently rendering project |
| optional ReaProject proj | the project currently rendering |
| optional boolean queue_render | true, if a project from the queued-folder is currently being rendered; false, if not; a hint if queued-rendering is currently active |
^ CreateRenderCFG_AIFFFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the AIFF-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected AIFF-settings |
| integer bits | the bitdepth of the aiff-file; 8, 16, 24 and 32 are supported |
| optional boolean EmbedBeatLength | Embed beat length if exact-checkbox; true, checked; false or nil, unchecked |
^ CreateRenderCFG_AudioCDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the render-cfg-string for the AudioCD-format. You can use this in ProjectStateChunks, RPP-Projectfiles and reaper-render.ini You can also check, whether to burn the created cd-image after rendering. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_cfg_string | the render-cfg-string for the selected AudioCD-image-settings |
| integer trackmode | Track mode-dropdownlist: 1, Markers define new track; 2, Regions define tracks (other areas ignored); 3, One Track |
| boolean only_markers_starting_with_hash | Only use markers starting with #-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
| integer leadin_silence_tracks | Lead-in silence for tracks-inputbox, in milliseconds |
| integer leadin_silence_disc | Extra lead-in silence for disc-inputbox, in milliseconds |
| boolean burncd_image_after_render | Burn CD image after render-checkbox; true, checked; false, unchecked |
^ GetRender_EmbedStretchMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current state of the "Embed stretch markers/transient guides"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ SetRender_EmbedStretchMarkersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the new state of the "Embed stretch markers/transient guides"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ Render_LoopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Renders a part of a project using 2 passes. Good for rendering loops, including wetloops. The first pass will be set by FirstStart and FirstStart. This is the one for possible fx-buildups(reverbs, etc). The second pass will be set by SecondStart and SecondEnd. This is the one, which "crops" the first-pass to its correct length. You can also influence the second pass by setting fadein and fadeout, including the fadein/fadeout-shape. That way, you can control, how the beginning and the end of the loop-item sounds. SecondStart and SecondEnd are in relation of the original source project. SecondStart is from the beginning of the source-project, NOT FirstStart! returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer count | the number of rendered files |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | all MediaItemStateChunks within an array |
| array Filearray | all rendered filenames including path |
| table RenderTable | the RenderTable, which holds the render-settings for the second pass |
| string RenderFilename | the filename with path of the final rendered file |
| boolean AutoIncrement | true, autoincrement the filename(if it already exists); false, ask before rendering(if file already exists) |
| number FirstStart | the beginning of the first-pass-render in seconds |
| number FirstEnd | the end of the first-pass-render in seconds |
| number SecondStart | the beginning of the second-pass-render in seconds |
| number SecondEnd | the end of the second-pass-render in seconds |
| number FadeIn | the length of the fade-in in the second-pass-render and therefore the final rendered file in seconds |
| number FadeOut | the length of the fade-out in the second-pass-render and therefore the final rendered file in seconds |
| integer FadeInShape | the shape of the fade-in-curve; fadein shape, 0..6, 0=linear |
| integer FadeOutShape | the shape of the fade-out-curve; fadeout shape, 0..6, 0=linear |
^ GetRender_EmbedMetaDataFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the current state of the "Embed metadata"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ SetRender_EmbedMetaDataFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the new state of the "Embed metadata"-checkbox from the Render to File-dialog. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, check the checkbox; false, uncheck the checkbox |
^ SetRender_OfflineOnlineModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the current mode of the offline/online-render-dropdownlist from the Render to File-dialog Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting it was successful; false, setting it was unsuccessful |
| integer mode | the mode, that you want to set 0, Full-speed Offline 1, 1x Offline 2, Online Render 3, Offline Render (Idle) 4, 1x Offline Render (Idle) |
^ GetRender_OfflineOnlineModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| gets the current mode of the offline/online-render-dropdownlist from the Render to File-dialog |
| integer mode | the mode, that is set 0, Full-speed Offline 1, 1x Offline 2, Online Render 3, Offline Render (Idle) 4, 1x Offline Render (Idle) |
^ GetRender_ResampleModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| gets the current mode of the "Resample mode (if needed)"-dropdownlist from the Render to File-dialog |
| integer mode | the mode, that is set 0, Medium (64pt Sinc), 1, Low (Linear Interpolation), 2, Lowest (Point Sampling), 3, Good(192pt Sinc), 4, Better(384pt Sinc), 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation), 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation), 7, Fast (16pt sinc) - Default, 8, HQ (512pt Sinc), 9, Extreme HQ (768pt HQ Sinc) |
^ SetRender_ResampleModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the current mode of the "Resample mode (if needed)"-dropdownlist from the Render to File-dialog Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting it was successful; false, setting it was unsuccessful |
| integer mode | the mode, that is set 0, Medium (64pt Sinc), 1, Low (Linear Interpolation), 2, Lowest (Point Sampling), 3, Good(192pt Sinc), 4, Better(384pt Sinc), 5, Fast (IIR + Linear Interpolation), 6, Fast (IIRx2 + Linear Interpolation), 7, Fast (16pt sinc) - Default, 8, HQ (512pt Sinc), 9, Extreme HQ (768pt HQ Sinc) |
^ GetRender_NoSilentFilesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current check-state of the "Do not render files that are likely silent"-checkbox of the Render to File-dialog |
| boolean curcheckstate | true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
^ SetRender_NoSilentFilesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the current check-state of the "Do not render files that are likely silent"-checkbox of the Render to File-dialog returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting checkbox was successful; false, setting checkbox was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
^ GetRender_AddRenderedFilesToProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current check-state of the "Add rendered items to new tracks in project"-checkbox of the Render to File-dialog |
| boolean curcheckstate | true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
^ SetRender_AddRenderedFilesToProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the current check-state of the "Add rendered items to new tracks in project"-checkbox of the Render to File-dialog returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting checkbox was successful; false, setting checkbox was unsuccessful |
| boolean state | true, checkbox is checked; false, checkbox is unchecked |
^ GetRender_TailLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the current tail-length in ms, as set in the Render to File-dialog |
| integer taillength_ms | the current taillength in ms |
^ SetRender_TailLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the tail-length, as set in the Render to File-dialog returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer taillength | the taillength in milliseconds |
^ GetAllThemeLayoutNamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns all layout-names and values of the current theme the table ThemeLayoutNames is of the following format: ThemeLayoutNames[parameter_index]["layout section"] - the name of the layout-section of the parameter ThemeLayoutNames[parameter_index]["value"] - the value of the parameter ThemeLayoutNames[parameter_index]["description"] - the description of the parameter returns nil in case of an error |
| integer index | the number of theme-layout-parameters available |
| table ThemeLayoutParameters | a table with all theme-layout-parameter available in the current theme |
^ GetAllThemeLayoutParametersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns all theme-layout-parameter attributes of the current theme the table ThemeLayoutParameters is of the following format: ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["name"] - the name of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["description"] - the description of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value"] - the value of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value default"] - the defult value of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value min"] - the minimum value of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value max"] - the maximum value of the parameter returns nil in case of an error |
| integer index | the number of theme-layout-parameters available |
| table ThemeLayoutParameters | a table with all theme-layout-parameter available in the current theme |
^ ApplyAllThemeLayoutParametersFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| allows applying all theme-layout-parameter-values from a ThemeLayoutParameters-table, as gettable by GetAllThemeLayoutParameters the table ThemeLayoutParameters is of the following format: ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["name"] - the name of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["description"] - the description of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value"] - the value of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value default"] - the defult value of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value min"] - the minimum value of the parameter ThemeLayoutParameters[parameter_index]["value max"] - the maximum value of the parameter returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| table ThemeLayoutParameters | a table, which holds all theme-layout-parameter-values to apply; set values to nil to use default-value |
| boolean persist | true, the new values shall be persisting; false, values will not be persisting and lost after theme-change/Reaper restart |
| boolean refresh | true, refresh the theme to show the applied changes; false, don't refresh |
^ GetThemeParameterIndexByNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| allows getting a theme-parameter's values by its name returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parameterindex | the index of the theme-parameter |
| string retval | the name of the theme-parameter |
| optional string desc | the description of the theme-parameter |
| optional number value | the current value of the theme-parameter |
| optional number defValue | the default value of the theme-parameter |
| optional number minValue | the minimum-value of the theme-parameter |
| optional number maxValue | the maximum-value of the theme-parameter |
| string parametername | the name of the theme-parameter, whose attributes you want to get(default v6-Theme has usually paramX, where X is a number between 0 and 80, other themes may differ from that) |
^ SetThemeParameterIndexByNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| allows setting the theme-parameter value by its name returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string parametername | the name of the theme-parameter, whose attributes you want to set(default v6-Theme has usually paramX, where X is a number between 0 and 80, other themes may differ from that) |
| integer value | the new value to set |
| boolean persist | true, the new value shall persist; false, the new value shall only be used until Reaper is closed |
| optional boolean strict | true or nil, only allow values within the minimum and maximum values of the parameter; false, allows setting values out of the range |
^ GetThemeParameterIndexByDescriptionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| allows getting a theme-parameter's values by its description returns nil in case of an error |
| integer parameterindex | the index of the theme-parameter |
| string retval | the name of the theme-parameter |
| optional string desc | the description of the theme-parameter |
| optional number value | the current value of the theme-parameter |
| optional number defValue | the default value of the theme-parameter |
| optional number minValue | the minimum-value of the theme-parameter |
| optional number maxValue | the maximum-value of the theme-parameter |
| string description | the description of the theme-parameter, whose attributes you want to get |
^ SetThemeParameterIndexByDescriptionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| allows setting the theme-parameter value by its description returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string description | the description of the theme-parameter, whose attributes you want to set |
| integer value | the new value to set |
| boolean persist | true, the new value shall persist; false, the new value shall only be used until Reaper is closed |
| optional boolean strict | true or nil, only allow values within the minimum and maximum values of the parameter; false, allows setting values out of the range |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetHideTCPElementFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Hides/unhides elements from TCP when using the default Reaper 6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose element you want to hide/unhide; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer Element | the element, whose hide-state you want to set 1, record arm 2, monitor 3, trackname 4, volume 5, routing 6, insert fx 7, envelope 8, pan and width 9, record mode 10, input 11, labels and values 12, meter values |
| boolean if_mixer_visible | true, hide element, when mixer is visible; false, don't hide element, when mixer is visible |
| boolean if_track_not_selected | true, hide element, when track is not selected; false, don't hide element when track is not selected |
| boolean if_track_not_armed | true, hides element, when track is not armed; false, don't hide element when track is not armed |
| boolean always_hide | true, always hides element; false, don't always hide element |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetHideTCPElementFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Get the current hides/unhide-state of elements from TCP when using the default Reaper 6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, getting was successful; false, getting was unsuccessful |
| boolean if_mixer_visible | true, element is hidden, when mixer is visible; false, element is not hidden, when mixer is visible |
| boolean if_track_not_selected | true, element is hidden, when track is not selected; false, element is not hidden when track is not selected |
| boolean if_track_not_armed | true, element is hidden, when track is not armed; false, element is not hidden when track is not armed |
| boolean always_hide | true, element is always hidden; false, element isn't always hidden |
| string Layout | the layout, whose element-hide/unhide-state you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer Element | the element, whose hide-state you want to get 1, record arm 2, monitor 3, trackname 4, volume 5, routing 6, insert fx 7, envelope 8, pan and width 9, record mode 10, input 11, labels and values 12, meter values |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPNameSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the trackname-label in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose trackname-label-size you want to set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer size | the new size of the tcp-trackname-label 0, auto 1, 20 2, 50 3, 80 4, 110 5, 140 6, 170 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPNameSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the trackname-label in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer size | the current size of the tcp-trackname-label 0, auto 1, 20 2, 50 3, 80 4, 110 5, 140 6, 170 |
| string Layout | the layout, whose trackname-size you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPVolumeSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the volume in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose volume-size you want to set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer size | the new size of the tcp-volume 0, knob 1, 40 2, 70 3, 100 4, 130 5, 160 6, 190 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPVolumeSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the volume in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer size | the current size of the tcp-volume 0, knob 1, 40 2, 70 3, 100 4, 130 5, 160 6, 190 |
| string Layout | the layout, whose volume-size you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPInputSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the input in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose input-size you want to set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer size | the new size of the tcp-input 0, MIN 1, 25 2, 40 3, 60 4, 90 5, 150 6, 200 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPInputSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the input in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer size | the current size of the tcp-input 0, MIN 1, 25 2, 40 3, 60 4, 90 5, 150 6, 200 |
| string Layout | the layout, whose input-size you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPMeterSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the meter in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose meter-size you want to set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer size | the new size of the tcp-meter 1, 4 2, 10 3, 20 4, 40 5, 80 6, 160 7, 320 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPMeterSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the meter in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer size | the current size of the tcp-meter 1, 4 2, 10 3, 20 4, 40 5, 80 6, 160 7, 320 |
| string Layout | the layout, whose meter-size you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPMeterLocationFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the location of the meter in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose meter-location you want to set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer location | the new location of the tcp-meter 1, LEFT 2, RIGHT 3, LEFT IF ARMED |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPMeterLocationFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the location of the meter in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer location | the current location of the tcp-meter 1, Left 2, Right 3, Left if armed |
| string Layout | the layout, whose meter-location you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPFolderIndentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the indentation of folders in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer indent | the indentation-setting of tcp-folders 0, None 1, 1/8 2, 1/4 3, 1/2 4, 1 5, 2 6, MAX |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPFolderIndentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the indentation of folders in the tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer indent | the indentation-setting of tcp-folders 0, None 1, 1/8 2, 1/4 3, 1/2 4, 1 5, 2 6, MAX |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPAlignControlsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the alignment of controls in tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer alignement | the alignment-setting of tcp-controls 1, Folder Indent 2, Aligned 3, Extend Name |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPAlignControlsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the alignment of controls in the tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer alignement | the alignment-setting of tcp-controls 1, Folder Indent 2, Aligned 3, Extend Name |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetMCPAlignControlsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the alignment of controls in mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer alignement | the alignment-setting of mcp-controls 1, Folder Indent 2, Aligned |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetMCPAlignControlsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the alignment of controls in the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer alignement | the alignment-setting of mcp-controls 1, Folder Indent 2, Aligned |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTransSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the transport-controls when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer size | the transport-size 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTransSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the transport-controls when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| integer size | the transport-size 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTransPlayRateSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the playrate-slider in transport-controls when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer size | the playrate-slidersize of transport-controls 0, Knob 1, 80 2, 130 3, 160 4, 200 5, 250 6, 310 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTransPlayRateSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the playrate-slider in transport-controls when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| integer size | the playrate-slidersize of transport-controls 0, Knob 1, 80 2, 130 3, 160 4, 200 5, 250 6, 310 |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetEnvNameSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the name in envelopes when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer size | the size of the name in envelopes 0, Auto 1, 20 2, 50 3, 80 4, 110 5, 140 6, 170 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetEnvNameSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the name in envelopes when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| integer size | the size of the name in envelopes 0, Auto 1, 20 2, 50 3, 80 4, 110 5, 140 6, 170 |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetEnvFaderSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the faders in envelopes when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer size | the size of the fader in envelopes 0, Knob 1, 40 2, 70 3, 100 4, 130 5, 160 6, 190 |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetEnvFaderSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the faders in envelopes when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| integer size | the size of the fader in envelopes 0, Knob 1, 40 2, 70 3, 100 4, 130 5, 160 6, 190 |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetEnvFolderIndentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the indentation of the envelope in relation to the track-folder when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer indentation | the indentation of the enveloper in relation to the track-folder 1, Don't match track folder indent 2, Match track folder indent |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetEnvFolderIndentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the indentation of the envelope in relation to the track-folder when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| integer indentation | the indentation of the enveloper in relation to the track-folder 1, Don't match track folder indent 2, Match track folder indent |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetEnvSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the envelope-controls when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer size | the envelope-size 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetEnvSizeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size of the envelope-controls when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| integer size | the envelope-size 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetMCPFolderIndentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the folder-indentation in mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer indentation | the indentation of folders in mcp 0, None 1, 1/8 2, 1/4 3, 1/2 4, 1 5, 2 6, Max |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetMCPFolderIndentFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the folder-indentaion in the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer indentation | the indentation of folders in mcp 0, None 1, 1/8 2, 1/4 3, 1/2 4, 1 5, 2 6, Max |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetStyleMCPElementFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets style of elements from MCP when using the default Reaper 6-theme when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose element you want to style-set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer Element | the element, whose style-state you want to set 1, extend with sidebar 2, Narrow form 3, Do meter expansion 4, Element labels |
| boolean if_track_selected | true, if track is selected; false, if not |
| boolean if_track_not_selected | true, if track is not selected; false, if not |
| boolean if_track_armed | true, if track is armed; false, if not |
| boolean if_track_not_armed | true, if track is unarmed; false, if not |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetStyleMCPElementFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets style of elements from MCP when using the default Reaper 6-theme when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, getting was successful; false, getting was unsuccessful |
| boolean if_track_selected | true, if track is selected; false, if not |
| boolean if_track_not_selected | true, if track is not selected; false, if not |
| boolean if_track_armed | true, if track is armed; false, if not |
| boolean if_track_not_armed | true, if track is unarmed; false, if not |
| string Layout | the layout, whose element you want to style-get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer Element | the element, whose style-state you want to set 1, extend with sidebar 2, Narrow form 3, Do meter expansion 4, Element labels |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetMCPBorderStyleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the style of the border of the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose mcp-borderstyle you want to set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer style | the new style of the border of the mcp 0, None 1, Left edge 2, Right edge 3, Root folders 4, Around folders |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetMCPBorderStyleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the style of the border of the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer style | the current syle of the border of the mcp 0, None 1, Left edge 2, Right edge 3, Root folders 4, Around folders |
| string Layout | the layout, whose mcp-borderstyle you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetMCPMeterExpansionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size of the meter-expansion of the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| string Layout | the layout, whose mcp-meter-expansion you want to set; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer size | the new size of the meter-expansion of the mcp 0, None 1, +2 pixels 2, +4 pixels 3, +8 pixels |
| boolean persist | true, this setting persists after restart of Reaper; false, this setting is only valid until closing Reaper |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetMCPMeterExpansionFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the meter-expansion of the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer size | the new size of the meter-expansion of the mcp 0, None 1, +2 pixels 2, +4 pixels 3, +8 pixels |
| string Layout | the layout, whose mcp-meter-expansion you want to get; either "A", "B" or "C" |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetMCPSizeAndLayoutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size and layout of the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose MCP-layout and size you want to set(no master track supported) |
| string Layout | the new mcp-layout; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer size | the new size of the mcp 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_SetTCPSizeAndLayoutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the size and layout of the tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose TCP-layout and size you want to set(no master track supported) |
| string Layout | the new tcp-layout; either "A", "B" or "C" |
| integer size | the new size of the mcp 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetTCPSizeAndLayoutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size and layout of the tcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| string Layout | the current layout of the tcp; either "A", "B", "C" or ""(if no layout is set yet) |
| integer size | the current size of the tcp 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose TCP-layout and size you want to get(no master track supported) |
^ Theme_Defaultv6_GetMCPSizeAndLayoutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets the size and layout of the mcp when using default v6-theme This reflects the settings from the Theme-Adjuster. returns false in case of an error |
| string Layout | the current layout of the mcp; either "A", "B", "C" or ""(if no layout is set yet) |
| integer size | the current size of the mcp 1, normal 2, 150% 3, 200% |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose MCP-layout and size you want to get(no master track supported) |
^ IsValidTrackStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| checks, whether a given trackstring is a valid one. Will also return all valid numbers, from trackstring, that can be used as tracknumbers, as an array. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean valid | true, is a valid trackstring; false, is not a valid trackstring |
| integer count | the number of entries found in trackstring |
| array individual_tracknumbers | an array that contains all available tracknumbers |
| string trackstring | the trackstring to check, if it's a valid one |
^ IsValidTrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if a TrackStateChunk is a valid statechunk returns false in case of an error |
| boolean valid | true, if the string is a valid statechunk; false, if not a valid statechunk |
| string TrackStateChunk | a string to check, if it's a valid TrackStateChunk |
^ CreateTrackStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a string with the all numbers from firstnumber to lastnumber, separated by a , e.g. firstnumber=4, lastnumber=8 -> 4,5,6,7,8 returns nil in case of an error |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers, separated by a , |
| integer firstnumber | the number, with which the string starts |
| integer lastnumber | the number, with which the string ends |
| integer step | how many numbers shall be skipped inbetween. Can lead to a different lastnumber, when step is not 1! nil or invalid value=1 |
^ CreateTrackString_SelectedTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates a string with all numbers from selected tracks, separated by a , Returns an empty string, if no tracks are selected. |
| string trackstring | a string with the tracknumbers, separated by a string |
^ InsertTrack_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Creates a new track at the end of the project and sets it's trackstate, using the parameter trackstatechunk. Returns true, if it succeeded and the newly created MediaTrack. |
| boolean retval | true, if creation succeeded, false if not |
| MediaTrack MediaTrack | the newly created track, as MediaItem-trackobject |
| string trackstatechunk | the rpp-xml-Trackstate-Chunk, as created by reaper.GetTrackStateChunk or GetProject_TrackStateChunk |
^ RemoveDuplicateTracksInTrackstringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sorts tracknumbers in trackstring and throws out duplicates. It also throws out entries, that are no numbers. Returns the "cleared" trackstring as string and as array, as well as the number of entries. Returns -1 in case of failure. |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string trackstring | the cleared trackstring, -1 in case of error |
| array trackstringarray | the "cleared" trackstring as an array |
| integer number_of_entries | the number of entries in the trackstring |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated by a comma |
^ IsTrackObjectTracknumberFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if MediaTrack has the tracknumber "tracknumber"; false if not. Returns nil in case of error. |
| boolean retval | true if track is tracknumber, false if not |
| integer tracknumber | the number of track, so in case of false, you know it's number |
| MediaTrack track | the MediaTrack of which you want to check it's number |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber you want to check for |
^ InverseTrackstringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a newtrackstring with numbers, that are NOT in trackstring, in the range between 0 and limit returns -1 in case of error |
| string inv_trackstring | the tracknumbers, that are NOT in the parameter trackstring, from 0 to limit |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated with a , |
| integer limit | the maximum tracknumber to include. Use reaper.CountTracks(0) function to use the maximum tracks in current project |
^ CountItemsInTrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of items in a trackstatechunk returns -1 in case of error |
| integer countitems | number of items in the trackstatechunk |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
^ GetItemStateChunkFromTrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a mediaitemstatechunk of the idx'th item in trackstatechunk. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| string mediaitemstatechunk | number of items in the trackstatechunk |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
| integer idx | the number of the item you want to have returned as mediaitemstatechunk |
^ AddMediaItemStateChunk_To_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds the item mediaitemstatechunk into trackstatechunk and returns this altered trackstatechunk. returns nil in case of error |
| string trackstatechunk | the new trackstatechunk with mediaitemstatechunk added |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
| string mediaitemstatechunk | a mediaitemstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetItemStateChunk |
^ RemoveMediaItem_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the idx'th item from trackstatechunk and returns this altered trackstatechunk. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| string trackstatechunk | the new trackstatechunk with the idx'th item deleted |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
| integer idx | the number of the item you want to delete |
^ RemoveMediaItemByIGUID_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the item with the iguid IGUID from trackstatechunk and returns this altered trackstatechunk. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| string trackstatechunk | the new trackstatechunk with the IGUID-item deleted |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
| string IGUID | the IGUID of the item you want to delete |
^ RemoveMediaItemByGUID_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the item with the guid GUID from trackstatechunk and returns this altered trackstatechunk. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| string trackstatechunk | the new trackstatechunk with the GUID-item deleted |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
| string GUID | the GUID of the item you want to delete |
^ OnlyTracksInBothTrackstringsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a new trackstring, that contains only the tracknumbers, that are in trackstring1 and trackstring2. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string trackstring | the cleared trackstring, -1 in case of error |
| array trackstringarray | the "cleared" trackstring as an array |
| integer number_of_entries | the number of entries in the trackstring |
| string trackstring1 | a string with the tracknumbers, separated by commas |
| string trackstring2 | a string with the tracknumbers, separated by commas |
^ OnlyTracksInOneTrackstringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a new trackstring, that contains only the tracknumbers, that are in either trackstring1 or trackstring2, NOT in both! returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | -1 in case of error, 1 in case of success |
| string trackstring | the cleared trackstring, -1 in case of error |
| array trackstringarray | the "cleared" trackstring as an array |
| integer number_of_entries | the number of entries in the trackstring |
| string trackstring1 | a string with the tracknumbers, separated by commas |
| string trackstring2 | a string with the tracknumbers, separated by commas |
^ SetMediaItemStateChunk_in_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Overwrites the idx'th item from trackstatechunk with mediaitemstatechunk and returns this altered trackstatechunk. returns false in case of error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| string trackstatechunk | the new trackstatechunk with the idx'th item replaced |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
| integer idx | the number of the item you want to delete |
| string mediaitemstatechunk | a mediaitemstatechunk, as returned by reaper's api function reaper.GetItemStateChunk |
^ GetAllMediaItemsFromTrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a MediaItemStateChunkArray with all items in trackstatechunk. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer count | number of MediaItemStateChunks in the returned array. -1 in case of error |
| array MediaItemStateChunkArray | an array with all MediaItemStateChunks from trackstatechunk |
| string trackstatechunk | a trackstatechunk, as returned by functions like reaper.GetTrackStateChunk |
^ CreateTrackString_AllTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns a trackstring with all tracknumbers from the current project. Returns an empty string, if no track is available. |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers, separated by commas. |
^ GetTrackLengthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the length of a track, that means, the end of the last item in track Tracknumber. Will return -1, in case of error |
| integer length | the length of the track in seconds |
| integer Tracknumber | the tracknumber, whose length you want to know |
^ GetLengthOfAllMediaItems_TrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the length of all MediaItems in track, combined. Will return -1, in case of error |
| integer length | the length of all MediaItems in the track combined, in seconds |
| integer Tracknumber | the tracknumber, whose length you want to know; 1, track 1; 2, track 2, etc |
^ ApplyActionToTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Applies action to the tracks, given by trackstring The action given must support applying itself to selected tracks. Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, running action was successful; false, running the action was unsuccessful |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers, separated by a comma; 1 for the first track, 2 for the second |
^ InsertTrackAtIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Inserts one or more tracks at index. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string trackstring | a trackstring with all newly created tracknumbers |
| integer new_track_count | the number of newly created tracks |
| array trackarray_newtracks | an array with the MediaTrack-objects of all newly created tracks |
| integer index | the index, at which to include the new tracks; 0, for including before the first track |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks that you want to create; 0 for including before track 1; number of tracks+1, include new tracks after last track |
| boolean wantdefaults | true, set the tracks with default settings/fx/etc; false, create new track without any defaults |
^ MoveTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Moves tracks in trackstring to position targetindex. You can also set, if the tracks shall become folders. Multiple tracks in trackstring will be put together, so track 2, 4, 6 would become 1, 2, 3, when moved above the first track! Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, moving was successful; false, moving wasn't successful |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers of the tracks you want to move, separated by commas |
| integer targetindex | the index, to which to move the tracks; 0, move tracks before track 1; number of tracks+1, move after the last track |
| integer makepreviousfolder | make tracks a folder or not 0, for normal, 1, as child of track preceding track specified by makepreviousfolder 2, if track preceding track specified by makepreviousfolder is last track in folder, extend folder |
^ CreateTrackString_ArmedTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets a trackstring with tracknumbers of all armed tracks in it. Returns "" if no track is armed. |
| string trackstring | a trackstring with the tracknumbers of all armed tracks as comma separated csv-string, eg: "1,3,4,7" |
^ CreateTrackString_UnarmedTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets a trackstring with tracknumbers of all unarmed tracks in it. Returns "" if all tracks are armed. |
| string trackstring | a trackstring with the tracknumbers of all unarmed tracks as comma separated csv-string, eg: "1,3,4,7" |
^ CreateTrackStringByGUIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a trackstring with all tracks, as given by the GUIDs in the comma-separated-csv-string guid_csv_string. returns "" in case of an error, like no track available or an invalid string |
| string trackstring | a string with all the tracknumbers of the tracks given as GUIDs in guid_csv_string |
| string guid_csv_string | a comma-separated csv-string, that includes all GUIDs of all track to be included in the trackstring. |
^ CreateTrackStringByTracknamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a trackstring with all tracks, as given by the tracknames in the newline(!)-separated-csv-string guid_csv_string. returns "" in case of an error, like no track available or an invalid string |
| string trackstring | a string with all the tracknumbers of the tracks given as tracknames in tracknames_csv_string |
| string tracknames_csv_string | a newline(!)-separated csv-string, that includes all tracknames of all track to be included in the trackstring. Tracknames are case sensitive! |
^ CreateTrackStringByMediaTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a trackstring with all tracks, as given in the array MediaTrackArray returns "" in case of an error, like no track available or an invalid string |
| string trackstring | a string with all the tracknumbers of the MediaTrack-objects given in parameter MediaTrackArray |
| array MediaTrackArray | an array, that includes all MediaTrack-objects to be included in the trackstring; a nil-entry is seen as the end of the array |
^ GetTracknumberByGuidFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the tracknumber and track of a guid. The track must be in the currently active project! Supports the returned guids by reaper.BR_GetMediaTrackGUID and reaper.GetTrackGUID. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track; 0, for master track; 1, for track 1; 2, for track 2, etc. -1, in case of an error |
| MediaTrack tr | the MediaTrack-object of the requested track; nil, if no track is found |
| string gui | the guid of the track, that you want to request |
^ DeleteTracks_TrackStringFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| deletes all tracks in trackstring Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting it was successful; false, setting it was unsuccessful |
| string trackstring | a string with all tracknumbers, separated by commas |
^ AnyTrackMuteFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns true, if any track is muted, otherwise returns false. |
| boolean retval | true, if any track is muted; false, if not |
| optional boolean master | true, include the master-track as well; false, don't include master-track |
^ AnyTrackRecarmedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if any track is recarmed. |
| boolean retval | true, at least one track is recarmed; false, no track is recarmed |
^ AnyTrackPhasedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if any track has phase-invert activated. |
| boolean retval | true, at least one track has an activated phase-invert; false, no track is phase-inverted |
^ AnyTrackRecMonitoredFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if any track has monitoring of recinput activated. |
| boolean retval | true, at least one track has an activated rec-monitoring; false, no track is rec-monitored |
^ AnyTrackHiddenTCPFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if any track is hidden in Track Control Panel. |
| boolean retval | true, at least one track is hidden in TCP; false, no track is hidden |
| optional boolean master | true, include the master-track; false, don't include the master-track |
^ AnyTrackHiddenMCPFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if any track is hidden in Mixer Control Panel. |
| boolean retval | true, at least one track is hidden in MCP; false, no track is hidden |
| optional boolean master | true, include the master-track; false, don't include the master-track |
^ AnyTrackFreeItemPositioningModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if any track has free item positioning mode(freemode) activated. |
| boolean retval | true, at least one track has freemode activated; false, no track has freemode-activated |
^ AnyTrackFXBypassFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns true, if any track has fx-bypass activated. |
| boolean retval | true, at least one track has fx bypass activated; false, no track has fx-bypass activated |
| optional boolean master | true, include the master-track; false, don't include the master-track |
^ SetTrack_LastTouchedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a track to be last touched track. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was not successful |
| integer track | the track, which you want to set as last touched track |
^ GetTrackByTrackNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns all tracks with a certain name. You can set case-sensitivity, whether pattern-matchin is possible and whether the name shall be used strictly. For instance, if you want to look for a track named exactly "JaM.-Enlightened" you set case_sensitive=false and escaped_strict=2. That way, tracks names "JaM.*Enlightened" will be ignored. returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer number_of_found_tracks | the number of found tracks |
| table found_tracks | the found tracks as table |
| table found_tracknames | the found tracknames |
| string trackname | the trackname to look for |
| boolean case_sensitive | true, take care of case-sensitivity; false, don't take case-sensitivity into account |
| integer escaped_strict | 0, use trackname as matching-pattern, will find all tracknames following the pattern(Ja.-m -> Jam, Jam123Police, JaABBAm) 1, escape trackname off all magic characters, will find all tracknames with the escaped pattern in it (Ja.-m -> Ja.-m, Jam.-boree) 2, strict, will only find tracks with the exact trackname-string in their name(Jam -> Jam) |
^ CollapseTrackHeightFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Collapses the height of a track to the minimum height as set by the theme returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, collapsing was successful; false, collapsing was not successful |
| integer track | the track, which you want to collapse in height |
^ SetTrack_Trackheight_ForceFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the trackheight of a track. Forces trackheight beyond limits set by the theme. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, collapsing was successful; false, collapsing was not successful |
| integer track | the track, which you want to set the height of |
| integer trackheigt | the trackheight in pixels, 0 and higher |
^ GetAllVisibleTracks_ArrangeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a trackstring with all tracks currently visible in the arrange-view. Note: Item who start above and end below the visible arrangeview will be treated as not completely visible! returns nil in case of error |
| string trackstring | a string with holds all tracknumbers from all found tracks, separated by a comma; beginning with 1 for the first track |
| integer tracktable_count | the number of tracks found |
| table tracktable | a table which holds all MediaTrack-objects |
| optional boolean master_track | nil or true, check for visibility of the master-track; false, don't include the master-track |
| optional boolean completely_visible | nil or false, all tracks including partially visible ones; true, only fully visible tracks |
^ IsTrackVisibleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if a track is currently visible in arrangeview returns nil in case of error |
| boolean retval | true, track is visible; false, track is not visible |
| MediaTrack track | the track, whose visibility you want to query |
| boolean completely_visible | false, all tracks including partially visible ones; true, only fully visible tracks |
^ GetTrackHWOutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings of the HWOUT-HW-destination, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. There can be more than one, which you can choose with idx. It's the entry HWOUT returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer outputchannel | outputchannel, with 1024+x the individual hw-outputchannels, 0,2,4,etc stereo output channels |
| integer post_pre_fader | 0-post-fader(post pan), 1-preFX, 3-pre-fader(Post-FX), as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| number volume | volume, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue; see [MKVOL2DB](#MKVOL2DB) to convert it into a dB-value |
| number pan | pan, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer mute | mute, 1-on, 0-off, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer phase | Phase, 1-on, 0-off, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer source | source, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue -1 - None 0 - Stereo Source 1/2 4 - Stereo Source 5/6 12 - New Channels On Sending Track Stereo Source Channel 13/14 1024 - Mono Source 1 1029 - Mono Source 6 1030 - New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 7 1032 - New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 9 2048 - MultiChannel 4 Channels 1-4 2050 - Multichannel 4 Channels 3-6 3072 - Multichannel 6 Channels 1-6 |
| number pan_law | pan-law, as set in the dialog that opens, when you right-click on the pan-slider in the routing-settings-dialog; default is -1 for +0.0dB |
| integer automationmode | automation mode, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue -1 - Track Automation Mode 0 - Trim/Read 1 - Read 2 - Touch 3 - Write 4 - Latch 5 - Latch Preview |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose HWOut you want, 0 for Master Track |
| integer idx | the id-number of the HWOut, beginning with 1 for the first HWOut-Settings |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk, whose HWOUT-entries you want to get |
^ GetTrackAUXSendReceivesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the settings of the Send/Receive, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. There can be more than one, which you can choose with idx. Remember, if you want to get the sends of a track, you need to check the recv_tracknumber-returnvalues of the OTHER(!) tracks, as you can only get the receives. With the receives checked, you know, which track sends. It's the entry AUXRECV returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer recv_tracknumber | Tracknumber, from where to receive the audio from |
| integer post_pre_fader | 0-PostFader, 1-PreFX, 3-Pre-Fader |
| number volume | Volume; see [MKVOL2DB](#MKVOL2DB) to convert it into a dB-value |
| number pan | pan, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue; negative=left, positive=right, 0=center |
| integer mute | Mute this send(1) or not(0) |
| integer mono_stereo | Mono(1), Stereo(0) |
| integer phase | Phase of this send on(1) or off(0) |
| integer chan_src | Audio-Channel Source -1 - None 0 - Stereo Source 1/2 1 - Stereo Source 2/3 2 - Stereo Source 3/4 1024 - Mono Source 1 1025 - Mono Source 2 2048 - Multichannel Source 4 Channels 1-4 |
| integer snd_chan | send to channel 0 - Stereo 1/2 1 - Stereo 2/3 2 - Stereo 3/4 ... 1024 - Mono Channel 1 1025 - Mono Channel 2 |
| number pan_law | pan-law, as set in the dialog that opens, when you right-click on the pan-slider in the routing-settings-dialog; default is -1 for +0.0dB |
| integer midichanflag | 0 - All Midi Tracks 1 to 16 - Midi Channel 1 to 16 32 - send to Midi Channel 1 64 - send to MIDI Channel 2 96 - send to MIDI Channel 3 ... 512 - send to MIDI Channel 16 4194304 - send to MIDI-Bus B1 send to MIDI-Bus B1 + send to MIDI Channel nr = MIDIBus B1 1/nr: 16384 - BusB1 BusB1+1 to 16 - BusB1-Channel 1 to 16 32768 - BusB2 BusB2+1 to 16 - BusB2-Channel 1 to 16 49152 - BusB3 ... BusB3+1 to 16 - BusB3-Channel 1 to 16 262144 - BusB16 BusB16+1 to 16 - BusB16-Channel 1 to 16 1024 - Add that value to switch MIDI On 4177951 - MIDI - None |
| integer automation | Automation Mode -1 - Track Automation Mode 0 - Trim/Read 1 - Read 2 - Touch 3 - Write 4 - Latch 5 - Latch Preview |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose Send/Receive you want |
| integer idx | the id-number of the Send/Receive, beginning with 1 for the first Send/Receive-Settings |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk, whose AUXRECV-entries you want to get |
^ CountTrackHWOutsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts and returns the number of existing HWOUT-HW-destination, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer count_HWOuts | the number of HWOuts in tracknumber |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose HWOUTs you want to count. 0 for Master Track; -1, to use optional parameter TrackStateChunk instead |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | the TrackStateChunk, whose hwouts you want to count; only when tracknumber=-1 |
^ CountTrackAUXSendReceivesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Counts and returns the number of existing Send/Receives/Routing-settings, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer count_SendReceives | the number of Send/Receives-Settings in tracknumber |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose Send/Receive you want; -1, if you want to pass a TrackStateChunk instead |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | the TrackStateChunk, whose hwouts you want to count; only when tracknumber=-1 |
^ AddTrackHWOutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a setting of the HWOUT-HW-destination, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. This function does not check the parameters for plausability, so check your settings twice! returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
| optional parameter TrackStateChunk | an altered TrackStateChunk into which you added the new hwout-setting |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose HWOut you want. 0 for Master Track; -1, use parameter TrackStateChunk instead |
| integer outputchannel | outputchannel, with 1024+x the individual hw-outputchannels, 0,2,4,etc stereo output channels |
| integer post_pre_fader | 0-post-fader(post pan), 1-preFX, 3-pre-fader(Post-FX), as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| number volume | volume, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue; see [DB2MKVOL](#DB2MKVOL) to convert from a dB-value |
| number pan | pan, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer mute | mute, 1-on, 0-off, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer phase | Phase, 1-on, 0-off, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer source | source, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue -1 - None 0 - Stereo Source 1/2 4 - Stereo Source 5/6 12 - New Channels On Sending Track Stereo Source Channel 13/14 1024 - Mono Source 1 1029 - Mono Source 6 1030 - New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 7 1032 - New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 9 2048 - MultiChannel 4 Channels 1-4 2050 - Multichannel 4 Channels 3-6 3072 - Multichannel 6 Channels 1-6 |
| number pan_law | pan-law, as set in the dialog that opens, when you right-click on the pan-slider in the routing-settings-dialog; default is -1 for +0.0dB |
| integer automationmode | automation mode, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue -1 - Track Automation Mode 0 - Trim/Read 1 - Read 2 - Touch 3 - Write 4 - Latch 5 - Latch Preview |
| optional parameter TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk into which to add the hwout-setting; only available, when tracknumber=-1 |
^ AddTrackAUXSendReceivesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Adds a setting of Send/Receive, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. There can be more than one. Remember, if you want to set the sends of a track, you need to add it to the track, that shall receive, not the track that sends! Set recv_tracknumber in the track that receives with the tracknumber that sends, and you've set it successfully. Due to the complexity of send/receive-settings, this function does not check, whether the parameters are plausible. So check twice, whether the added sends/receives appear, as they might not appear! returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true if it worked, false if it didn't. |
| optional parameter TrackStateChunk | an altered TrackStateChunk into which you added a new receive/routing; only available, when tracknumber=-1 |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose Send/Receive you want; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer recv_tracknumber | Tracknumber, from where to receive the audio from |
| integer post_pre_fader | 0-PostFader, 1-PreFX, 3-Pre-Fader |
| number volume | Volume, see [DB2MKVOL](#DB2MKVOL) to convert from a dB-value |
| number pan | pan, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue; negative=left, positive=right, 0=center |
| integer mute | Mute this send(1) or not(0) |
| integer mono_stereo | Mono(1), Stereo(0) |
| integer phase | Phase of this send on(1) or off(0) |
| integer chan_src | Audio-Channel Source -1 - None 0 - Stereo Source 1/2 1 - Stereo Source 2/3 2 - Stereo Source 3/4 1024 - Mono Source 1 1025 - Mono Source 2 2048 - Multichannel Source 4 Channels 1-4 |
| integer snd_chan | send to channel 0 - Stereo 1/2 1 - Stereo 2/3 2 - Stereo 3/4 ... 1024 - Mono Channel 1 1025 - Mono Channel 2 |
| number pan_law | pan-law, as set in the dialog that opens, when you right-click on the pan-slider in the routing-settings-dialog; default is -1 for +0.0dB |
| integer midichanflag | 0 - All Midi Tracks 1 to 16 - Midi Channel 1 to 16 32 - send to Midi Channel 1 64 - send to MIDI Channel 2 96 - send to MIDI Channel 3 ... 512 - send to MIDI Channel 16 4194304 - send to MIDI-Bus B1 send to MIDI-Bus B1 + send to MIDI Channel nr = MIDIBus B1 1/nr: 16384 - BusB1 BusB1+1 to 16 - BusB1-Channel 1 to 16 32768 - BusB2 BusB2+1 to 16 - BusB2-Channel 1 to 16 49152 - BusB3 ... BusB3+1 to 16 - BusB3-Channel 1 to 16 262144 - BusB16 BusB16+1 to 16 - BusB16-Channel 1 to 16 1024 - Add that value to switch MIDI On 4177951 - MIDI - None |
| integer automation | Automation Mode -1 - Track Automation Mode 0 - Trim/Read 1 - Read 2 - Touch 3 - Write 4 - Latch 5 - Latch Preview |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | the TrackStateChunk, to which you want to add a new receive-routing |
^ DeleteTrackHWOutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the idxth HWOut-Setting of tracknumber. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true if it worked, false if it didn't. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk, from which you deleted HWOut-entries; only available, when tracknumber=-1 |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose HWOUTs you want to delete. 0 for Master Track. -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead |
| integer idx | the number of the HWOut-setting, that you want to delete; -1, to delete all HWOuts from this track |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | the TrackStateChunk, from which you want to delete HWOut-entries |
^ DeleteTrackAUXSendReceivesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes the idxth Send/Receive-Setting of tracknumber. returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true if it worked, false if it didn't. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | an altered TrackStateChunk, from which you deleted a Send/Receive-entrie; only available, when tracknumber=-1 |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose Send/Receive you want; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer idx | the number of the send/receive-setting, that you want to delete; -1, deletes all AuxReceives on this track |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk, from which you want to delete Send/Receive-entries; only available, when tracknumber=-1 |
^ SetTrackHWOutFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets a setting of the HWOUT-HW-destination, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. There can be more than one, so choose the one you want to change with idx. To retain old-settings, use nil with the accompanying parameters. This function does not check the parameters for plausability, so check your settings twice, or the HWOut-setting might disappear with faulty parameters! returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true, if it worked; false if it didn't |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | an altered TrackStateChunk, in which you've set a send/receive-setting; only available when track=-1 |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose HWOut you want. 0 for Master Track |
| integer idx | the number of the HWOut-setting, you want to change |
| integer outputchannel | outputchannel, with 1024+x the individual hw-outputchannels, 0,2,4,etc stereo output channels |
| integer post_pre_fader | 0-post-fader(post pan), 1-preFX, 3-pre-fader(Post-FX), as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| number volume | volume, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue; see [DB2MKVOL](#DB2MKVOL) to convert from a dB-value |
| number pan | pan, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer mute | mute, 1-on, 0-off, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer phase | Phase, 1-on, 0-off, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue |
| integer source | source, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue -1 - None 0 - Stereo Source 1/2 4 - Stereo Source 5/6 12 - New Channels On Sending Track Stereo Source Channel 13/14 1024 - Mono Source 1 1029 - Mono Source 6 1030 - New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 7 1032 - New Channels On Sending Track Mono Source Channel 9 2048 - MultiChannel 4 Channels 1-4 2050 - Multichannel 4 Channels 3-6 3072 - Multichannel 6 Channels 1-6 |
| number pan_law | pan-law, as set in the dialog that opens, when you right-click on the pan-slider in the routing-settings-dialog; default is -1 for +0.0dB |
| integer automationmode | automation mode, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue -1 - Track Automation Mode 0 - Trim/Read 1 - Read 2 - Touch 3 - Write 4 - Latch 5 - Latch Preview |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | sets an HWOUT-entry in a TrackStateChunk |
^ SetTrackAUXSendReceivesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Alters a setting of Send/Receive, as set in the routing-matrix, as well as in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue, of tracknumber. There can be more than one, so choose the right one with idx. You can keep the old-setting by using nil as a parametervalue. Remember, if you want to set the sends of a track, you need to add it to the track, that shall receive, not the track that sends! Set recv_tracknumber in the track that receives with the tracknumber that sends, and you've set it successfully. Due to the complexity of send/receive-settings, this function does not check, whether the parameters are plausible. So check twice, whether the change sends/receives still appear, as they might disappear with faulty settings! returns false in case of failure |
| boolean retval | true if it worked, false if it didn't. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | an altered TrackStateChunk, whose AUXRECV-entries you've altered |
| integer tracknumber | the number of the track, whose Send/Receive you want |
| integer idx | the send/receive-setting, you want to set |
| integer recv_tracknumber | Tracknumber, from where to receive the audio from |
| integer post_pre_fader | 0-PostFader, 1-PreFX, 3-Pre-Fader |
| number volume | Volume; see [DB2MKVOL](#DB2MKVOL) to convert from a dB-value |
| number pan | pan, as set in the Destination "Controls for Track"-dialogue; negative=left, positive=right, 0=center |
| integer mute | Mute this send(1) or not(0) |
| integer mono_stereo | Mono(1), Stereo(0) |
| integer phase | Phase of this send on(1) or off(0) |
| integer chan_src | Audio-Channel Source -1 - None 0 - Stereo Source 1/2 1 - Stereo Source 2/3 2 - Stereo Source 3/4 1024 - Mono Source 1 1025 - Mono Source 2 2048 - Multichannel Source 4 Channels 1-4 |
| integer snd_chan | send to channel 0 - Stereo 1/2 1 - Stereo 2/3 2 - Stereo 3/4 ... 1024 - Mono Channel 1 1025 - Mono Channel 2 |
| number pan_law | pan-law, as set in the dialog that opens, when you right-click on the pan-slider in the routing-settings-dialog; default is -1 for +0.0dB |
| integer midichanflag | 0 - All Midi Tracks 1 to 16 - Midi Channel 1 to 16 32 - send to Midi Channel 1 64 - send to MIDI Channel 2 96 - send to MIDI Channel 3 ... 512 - send to MIDI Channel 16 4194304 - send to MIDI-Bus B1 send to MIDI-Bus B1 + send to MIDI Channel nr = MIDIBus B1 1/nr: 16384 - BusB1 BusB1+1 to 16 - BusB1-Channel 1 to 16 32768 - BusB2 BusB2+1 to 16 - BusB2-Channel 1 to 16 49152 - BusB3 ... BusB3+1 to 16 - BusB3-Channel 1 to 16 262144 - BusB16 BusB16+1 to 16 - BusB16-Channel 1 to 16 1024 - Add that value to switch MIDI On 4177951 - MIDI - None |
| integer automation | Automation Mode -1 - Track Automation Mode 0 - Trim/Read 1 - Read 2 - Touch 3 - Write 4 - Latch 5 - Latch Preview |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk, whose AUXRECV-entries you want to set |
^ ClearRoutingMatrixFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Clears all routing-matrix-settings or optionally part of them returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, clearing was successful; false, clearing was unsuccessful |
| boolean ClearHWOuts | nil or true, clear all HWOuts; false, keep the HWOuts intact |
| boolean ClearAuxRecvs | nil or true, clear all Send/Receive-settings; false, keep the Send/Receive-settings intact |
| boolean ClearTrackMasterSends | nil or true, clear all send to master-checkboxes; false, keep them intact |
| boolean ClearMasterTrack | nil or true, include the Mastertrack as well; false, don't include it |
| boolean undo | true, set undo point; false or nil, don't set undo point |
^ ClearRoutingMatrixFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Clears all routing-matrix-settings or optionally part of them |
| boolean retval | true, clearing was successful; false, clearing was unsuccessful |
| boolean ClearHWOuts | nil or true, clear all HWOuts; false, keep the HWOuts intact |
| boolean ClearAuxRecvs | nil or true, clear all Send/Receive-settings; false, keep the Send/Receive-settings intact |
| boolean ClearTrackMasterSends | nil or true, clear all send to master-checkboxes; false, keep them intact |
| boolean ClearMasterTrack | nil or true, include the Mastertrack as well; false, don't include it |
| boolean undo | true, set undo point; false or nil, don't set undo point |
^ GetAllHWOutsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a table with all HWOut-settings of all tracks, including master-track(track index: 0) returned table is of structure: table["HWOuts"]=true - signals, this is a HWOuts-table; don't change that! table["number_of_tracks"] - the number of tracks in this table, from track 0(master) to track n table[tracknumber]["HWOut_count"] - the number of HWOuts of tracknumber, beginning with 1 table[tracknumber]["TrackID"] - the unique id of the track as guid; can be used to get the MediaTrack using reaper.BR_GetMediaTrackByGUID(0, guid) table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["outputchannel"] - the number of outputchannels of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["post_pre_fader"] - the setting of post-pre-fader of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["volume"] - the volume of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["pan"] - the panning of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["mute"] - the mute-setting of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["phase"] - the phase-setting of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["source"] - the source/input of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["pan_law"] - pan-law, default is -1 table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["automationmode"] - the automation-mode of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber See GetTrackHWOut for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. |
| table AllHWOuts | a table with all HWOuts of the current project. |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks in the AllMainSends-table |
^ ApplyAllHWOutsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Takes a table, as returned by GetAllHWOuts with all HWOut-settings of all tracks and applies it to all tracks. When you set option to 2, the individual entries will be applied to the tracks, that have the guids stored in table table[tracknumber]["TrackID"], otherwise, this function will apply it to track0 to trackn, which is the same as table["number_of_tracks"]. That way, you can create RoutingSnapshots, that will stay in the right tracks, even if they are ordered differently or when tracks have been added/deleted. This influences the MasterTrack as well! expected table is of structure: table["HWOuts"]=true - signals, this is a HWOuts-table; don't change that! table["number_of_tracks"] - the number of tracks in this table, from track 0(master) to track n table[tracknumber]["HWOut_count"] - the number of HWOuts of tracknumber, beginning with 1 table[tracknumber]["TrackID"] - the unique id of the track as guid; can be used to get the MediaTrack using reaper.BR_GetMediaTrackByGUID(0, guid) table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["outputchannel"] - the number of outputchannels of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["post_pre_fader"] - the setting of post-pre-fader of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["volume"] - the volume of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["pan"] - the panning of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["mute"] - the mute-setting of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["phase"] - the phase-setting of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["source"] - the source/input of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["pan_law"] - pan-law, default is -1 table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["automationmode"] - the automation-mode of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber See GetTrackHWOut for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| table AllHWOuts | a table with all AllHWOut-entries of the current project |
| optional integer option | nil or 1, HWOuts will be applied to Track 0(MasterTrack) to table["number_of_tracks"]; 2, HWOuts will be applied to the tracks with the guid TrackID |
^ GetAllAUXSendReceivesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a table with all AUX-SendReceive-settings of all tracks, excluding master-track returned table is of structure: table["AllAUXSendReceive"]=true - signals, this is an AllAUXSendReceive-table. Don't alter! table["number_of_tracks"] - the number of tracks in this table, from track 1 to track n table[tracknumber]["AUXSendReceives_count"] - the number of AUXSendReceives of tracknumber, beginning with 1 table[tracknumber]["TrackID"] - the unique id of the track as guid; can be used to get the MediaTrack using reaper.BR_GetMediaTrackByGUID(0, guid) table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["recv_tracknumber"] - the track, from which to receive audio in this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["recv_track_guid"] - the guid of the receive-track; with that, you can be sure to get the right receive-track, even if trackorder changes table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["post_pre_fader"] - the setting of post-pre-fader of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["volume"] - the volume of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["pan"] - the panning of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["mute"] - the mute-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["mono_stereo"] - the mono/stereo-button-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["phase"] - the phase-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["chan_src"] - the audiochannel-source of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["snd_src"] - the send-to-channel-target of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["pan_law"] - pan-law, default is -1 table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["midichanflag"] - the Midi-channel of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber, leave it 0 table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["automation"] - the automation-mode of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber See GetTrackAUXSendReceives for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. |
| table AllAUXSendReceives | a table with all SendReceive-entries of the current project. |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks in the AllMainSends-table |
^ ApplyAllAUXSendReceivesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| akes a table, as returned by GetAllAUXSendReceive with all AUXSendReceive-settings of all tracks and applies it to all tracks. When you set option to 2, the individual entries will be applied to the tracks, that have the guids stored in table able[tracknumber]["TrackID"], otherwise, this function will apply it to track1 to trackn, which is the same as table["number_of_tracks"]. That way, you can create RoutingSnapshots, that will stay in the right tracks, even if they are ordered differently or when tracks have been added/deleted. expected table is of structure: table["AllAUXSendReceive"]=true - signals, this is an AllAUXSendReceive-table. Don't alter! table["number_of_tracks"] - the number of tracks in this table, from track 1 to track n table[tracknumber]["AUXSendReceives_count"] - the number of AUXSendReceives of tracknumber, beginning with 1 table[tracknumber]["TrackID"] - the unique id of the track as guid; can be used to get the MediaTrack using reaper.BR_GetMediaTrackByGUID(0, guid) table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["recv_tracknumber"] - the track, from which to receive audio in this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["recv_track_guid"] - the guid of the receive-track; with that, you can be sure to get the right receive-track, even if trackorder changes table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["post_pre_fader"] - the setting of post-pre-fader of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["volume"] - the volume of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["pan"] - the panning of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["mute"] - the mute-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["mono_stereo"] - the mono/stereo-button-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["phase"] - the phase-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["chan_src"] - the audiochannel-source of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["snd_src"] - the send-to-channel-target of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["pan_law"] - pan-law, default is -1 table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["midichanflag"] - the Midi-channel of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber, leave it 0 table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["automation"] - the automation-mode of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber See GetTrackAUXSendReceives for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| table AllAUXSendReceives | a table with all AllAUXSendReceive-entries of the current project |
| optional integer option | nil or 1, AUXRecvs will be applied to Track 1 to table["number_of_tracks"]; 2, AUXRecvs will be applied to the tracks with the guid TrackID |
^ GetAllMainSendStatesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a table with all MainSend-settings of all tracks, excluding master-track. The MainSend-settings are the settings, if a certain track sends it's signal to the Master Track returned table is of structure: Table["number_of_tracks"] - The number of tracks in this table, from track 1 to track n Table["MainSend"]=true - signals, this is an AllMainSends-table table[tracknumber]["TrackID"] - the unique id of the track as guid; can be used to get the MediaTrack using reaper.BR_GetMediaTrackByGUID(0, guid) Table[tracknumber]["MainSendOn"] - Send to Master on(1) or off(1) Table[tracknumber]["ParentChannels"] - the parent channels of this track See GetTrackMainSendState for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. |
| table AllMainSends | a table with all AllMainSends-entries of the current project. |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks in the AllMainSends-table |
^ ApplyAllMainSendStatesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| akes a table, as returned by GetAllMainSendStates with all MainSend-settings of all tracks and applies it to all tracks. The MainSend-settings are the settings, if a certain track sends it's signal to the Master Track. When you set option to 2, the individual entries will be applied to the tracks, that have the guids stored in table able[tracknumber]["TrackID"], otherwise, this function will apply it to track0 to trackn, which is the same as table["number_of_tracks"]. That way, you can create RoutingSnapshots, that will stay in the right tracks, even if they are ordered differently or when tracks have been added/deleted. This influences the MasterTrack as well! expected table is of structure: Table["number_of_tracks"] - The number of tracks in this table, from track 1 to track n Table["MainSend"]=true - signals, this is an AllMainSends-table table[tracknumber]["TrackID"] - the unique id of the track as guid; can be used to get the MediaTrack using reaper.BR_GetMediaTrackByGUID(0, guid) Table[tracknumber]["MainSendOn"] - Send to Master on(1) or off(1) Table[tracknumber]["ParentChannels"] - the parent channels of this track See GetTrackMainSendState for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, it was unsuccessful |
| table AllMainSends | a table with all AllMainSends-entries of the current project |
| optional integer option | nil or 1, MainSend-settings will be applied to Track 1 to table["number_of_tracks"]; 2, MasterSends will be applied to the tracks with the guid stored in table[tracknumber]["TrackID"]. |
^ AreHWOutsTablesEqualFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Compares two HWOuts-tables, as returned by GetAllHWOuts or GetAllHWOuts2 if option=2 then it will also compare, if the stored track-guids are the equal. Otherwise, it will only check the individual settings, even if the guids are different between the two tables. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if the two tables are equal HWOuts; false, if not |
| table AllHWOuts | a table with all HWOut-settings of all tracks |
| table AllHWOuts2 | a table with all HWOut-settings of all tracks, that you want to compare to AllHWOuts |
| optional integer option | nil or 1, to compare everything, except the stored TrackGuids; 2, include comparing the stored TrackGuids as well |
^ AreMainSendsTablesEqualFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Compares two AllMainSends-tables, as returned by GetAllMainSendStates or GetAllMainSendStates2 if option=2 then it will also compare, if the stored track-guids are the equal. Otherwise, it will only check the individual settings, even if the guids are different between the two tables. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if the two tables are equal AllMainSends; false, if not |
| table AllMainSends | a table with all AllMainSends-settings of all tracks |
| table AllMainSends2 | a table with all AllMainSends-settings of all tracks, that you want to compare to AllMainSends |
| optional integer option | nil or 1, to compare everything, except the stored TrackGuids; 2, include comparing the stored TrackGuids as well |
^ AreAUXSendReceivesTablesEqualFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Compares two AllAUXSendReceives-tables, as returned by GetAllAUXSendReceives or GetAllAUXSendReceives2 if option=2 then it will also compare, if the stored track-guids are the equal. Otherwise, it will only check the individual settings, even if the guids are different between the two tables. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if the two tables are equal AllMainSends; false, if not |
| table AllAUXSendReceives | a table with all AllAUXSendReceives-settings of all tracks |
| table AllAUXSendReceives2 | a table with all AllAUXSendReceives-settings of all tracks, that you want to compare to AllAUXSendReceives |
| optional integer option | nil or 1, to compare everything, except the stored TrackGuids; 2, include comparing the stored TrackGuids as well |
^ GetTrackStateChunk_TracknumberFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the trackstatechunk for track tracknumber returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of error |
| string trackstatechunk | the trackstatechunk for track tracknumber |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber, 0 for master track, 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc. |
^ GetTrackState_NumbersOnlyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a state of a TrackStateChunk. It only supports single-entry-states with numbers/integers, separated by spaces! All other values will be set to nil and strings with spaces will produce weird results! returns nil in case of an error |
| table values | all values found as numerical indexed array |
| string state | the state, whose attributes you want to retrieve |
| string TrackStateChunk | a statechunk of a track |
| optional string functionname | if this function is used within specific gettrackstate-functions, pass here the "host"-functionname, so error-messages will reflect that |
| optional boolean numbertoggle | true or nil; converts all values to numbers; false, keep them as string versions |
^ GetTrackNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns name of the track. It's the entry NAME returns nil in case of an error |
| string trackname | the name of the track |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackPeakColorStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns state of the PeakColor-number, which is the trackcolor. Will be returned as string, to avoid losing trailing or preceding zeros. It's the entry PEAKCOL returns nil in case of an error |
| string PeakColorState | the color of the track |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackBeatStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns Track-BeatState. It's the entry BEAT returns nil in case of an error |
| number BeatState | -1 - Project time base; 0 - Time; 1 - Beats position, length, rate; 2 - Beats position only |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackAutoRecArmStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if the track is in AutoRecArm, when selected. Returns nil if not. It's the entry AUTO_RECARM returns nil in case of an error |
| integer AutoRecArmState | state of autorecarm; 1 for set; nil, if unset |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMuteSoloStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns states of Mute and Solo-Buttons. It's the entry MUTESOLO returns nil in case of an error |
| integer Mute | Mute set to 0 - Mute off, 1 - Mute On |
| integer Solo | Solo set to 0 - Solo off, 1 - Solo ignore routing, 2 - Solo on |
| integer SoloDefeat | SoloDefeat set to 0 - off, 1 - on |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackIPhaseStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns state of the IPhase. If the Phase-button is pressed, it will return 1, else it will return 0. It's the entry IPHASE returns nil in case of an error |
| number IPhase | state of the phase-button; 0, normal phase; 1, inverted phase(180°) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackIsBusStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns busstate of the track, means: if it's a folder track It's the entry ISBUS returns nil in case of an error |
| integer busstate1=0, integer busstate2=0 | track is no folder or |
| integer busstate1=1, integer busstate2=1 | track is a folder or |
| integer busstate1=1, integer busstate2=2 | track is a folder but view of all subtracks not compactible or |
| integer busstate1=2, integer busstate2= | 1 - track is last track in folder(no tracks of subfolders follow) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackBusCompStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns BusCompState, if the tracks in a folder are compacted or not. It's the entry BUSCOMP returns nil in case of an error |
| number BusCompState1 | 0 - no compacting, 1 - compacted tracks, 2 - minimized tracks |
| number BusCompState2 | 0 - unknown,1 - unknown |
| number BusCompState3 | 0 - unknown,1 - unknown |
| number BusCompState4 | 0 - unknown,1 - unknown |
| number BusCompState5 | 0 - unknown,1 - unknown |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackShowInMixStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns Show in Mix-state. It's the entry SHOWINMIX returns nil in case of an error |
| integer MCPvisible | 0 invisible, 1 visible |
| number MCP_FX_visible | 0 visible, 1 FX-Parameters visible, 2 invisible |
| number MCPTrackSendsVisible | 0 & 1.1 and higher TrackSends in MCP visible, every other number makes them invisible |
| integer TCPvisible | 0 track is invisible in TCP, 1 track is visible in TCP |
| number ShowInMix5 | unknown |
| number ShowInMix6 | unknown |
| number ShowInMix7 | unknown |
| number ShowInMix8 | unknown |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackFreeModeStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns if the track has track free item positioning enabled(1) or not(0). It's the entry FREEMODE returns nil in case of an error |
| integer FreeModeState | 1 - enabled, 0 - not enabled |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackRecStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns Track Rec State. It's the entry REC returns nil in case of an error |
| integer ArmState | returns 1(armed) or 0(unarmed) |
| integer InputChannel | returns the InputChannel -1 - No Input 1-16(more?) - Mono Input Channel 1024 - Stereo Channel 1 and 2 1026 - Stereo Channel 3 and 4 1028 - Stereo Channel 5 and 6 ... 5056 - Virtual MIDI Keyboard all Channels 5057 - Virtual MIDI Keyboard Channel 1 ... 5072 - Virtual MIDI Keyboard Channel 16 5088 - All MIDI Inputs - All Channels 5089 - All MIDI Inputs - Channel 1 ... 5104 - All MIDI Inputs - Channel 16 |
| integer MonitorInput | 0 monitor off, 1 monitor on, 2 monitor on tape audio style |
| integer RecInput | returns rec-input type 0 input(Audio or Midi) 1 Record Output Stereo 2 Disabled, Input Monitoring Only 3 Record Output Stereo, Latency Compensated 4 Record Output MIDI 5 Record Output Mono 6 Record Output Mono, Latency Compensated 7 MIDI overdub 8 MIDI replace 9 MIDI touch replace 10 Record Output Multichannel 11 Record Output Multichannel, Latency Compensated 12 Record Input Force Mono 13 Record Input Force Stereo 14 Record Input Force Multichannel 15 Record Input Force MIDI 16 MIDI latch replace |
| integer MonitorWhileRec | Monitor Trackmedia when recording, 0 is off, 1 is on |
| integer presPDCdelay | preserve PDC delayed monitoring in media items |
| integer RecordingPath | recording path used 0 - Primary Recording-Path only 1 - Secondary Recording-Path only 2 - Primary Recording Path and Secondary Recording Path(for invisible backup) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackVUStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns VUState. It's the entry VU returns nil in case of an error |
| integer VUState | nil if MultiChannelMetering is off, 2 if MultichannelMetering is on, 3 Metering is off |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackHeightStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns height of the track. It's the entry TRACKHEIGHT returns nil in case of an error |
| integer height | 24 up to 443 |
| integer heightstate2 | 0 - use height, 1 - compact the track and ignore the height |
| integer lock_trackheight | 0, don't lock the trackheight; 1, lock the trackheight |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackINQStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Gets INQ-state, mostly the quantize-settings for MIDI, as set in the "Track: View track recording settings (MIDI quantize, file format/path) for last touched track"-dialog (action 40604) It's the entry INQ returns nil in case of an error |
| integer quantMIDI | quantize MIDI; 0 or 1 |
| integer quantPOS | quantize to position; -1,prev; 0, nearest; 1, next |
| integer quantNoteOffs | quantize note-offs; 0 or 1 |
| number quantToFractBeat | quantize to (fraction of beat) |
| integer quantStrength | quantize strength; -128 to 127 |
| integer swingStrength | swing strength; -128 to 127 |
| integer quantRangeMin | quantize range minimum; -128 to 127 |
| integer quantRangeMax | quantize range maximum; -128 to 127 |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackNChansStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of channels for this track, as set in the routing. It's the entry NCHAN returns nil in case of an error |
| integer channelnumber | number of channels for this track |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackBypFXStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the off/bypass(0) or nobypass(1) state of the FX-Chain It's the entry FX returns nil in case of an error |
| integer FXState | off/bypass(0) or nobypass(1) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackPerfStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns TrackPerformance-state It's the entry PERF returns nil in case of an error |
| integer TrackPerfState | TrackPerformance-state 0 - allow anticipative FX + allow media buffering 1 - allow anticipative FX + prevent media buffering 2 - prevent anticipative FX + allow media buffering 3 - prevent anticipative FX + prevent media buffering settings seem to repeat with higher numbers (e.g. 4(like 0) - allow anticipative FX + allow media buffering) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMIDIOutStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns MIDI_Out-State, as set in the Routing-Settings It's the entry MIDIOUT returns nil in case of an error |
| integer MidiOutState | MIDI_Out-State, as set in the Routing-Settings -1 no output 416 - microsoft GS wavetable synth - send to original channels 417-432 - microsoft GS wavetable synth - send to channel state minus 416 -31 - no Output, send to original channel 1 -16 - no Output, send to original channel 16 |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMainSendStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if Main-Send is on(1) or off(0) and the ParentChannels(0-63), as set in the Routing-Settings. It's the entry MAINSEND returns nil in case of an error |
| integer MainSendOn | Main-Send is on(1) or off(0) |
| integer ParentChannels | ParentChannels(0-63) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackGroupFlagsStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the state of the group-flags, as set in the menu Track Grouping Parameters. Returns a 23bit flagvalue as well as an array with 32 individual 23bit-flagvalues. You must use bitoperations to get the individual values. You can reach the Group-Flag-Settings in the context-menu of a track. The groups_bitfield_table contains up to 23 entries. Every entry represents one of the checkboxes in the Track grouping parameters-dialog Each entry is a bitfield, that represents the groups, in which this flag is set to checked or unchecked. So if you want to get Volume Master(table entry 1) to check if it's set in Group 1(2^0=1) and 3(2^2=4): group1=groups_bitfield_table[1]&1 group2=groups_bitfield_table[1]&4 The following flags(and their accompanying array-entry-index) are available: 1 - Volume Master 2 - Volume Follow 3 - Pan Master 4 - Pan Follow 5 - Mute Master 6 - Mute Follow 7 - Solo Master 8 - Solo Follow 9 - Record Arm Master 10 - Record Arm Follow 11 - Polarity/Phase Master 12 - Polarity/Phase Follow 13 - Automation Mode Master 14 - Automation Mode Follow 15 - Reverse Volume 16 - Reverse Pan 17 - Do not master when slaving 18 - Reverse Width 19 - Width Master 20 - Width Follow 21 - VCA Master 22 - VCA Follow 23 - VCA pre-FX Follow The GroupState_as_Flags-bitfield is a hint, if a certain flag is set in any of the groups. So, if you want to know, if VCA Master is set in any group, check if flag &1048576 (2^20) is set to 1048576. This function will work only for Groups 1 to 32. To get Groups 33 to 64, use GetTrackGroupFlags_HighState instead! It's the entry GROUP_FLAGS returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer GroupState_as_Flags | returns a flagvalue with 23 bits, that tells you, which grouping-flag is set in at least one of the 32 groups available. returns -1 in case of failure the following flags are available: 2^0 - Volume Master 2^1 - Volume Follow 2^2 - Pan Master 2^3 - Pan Follow 2^4 - Mute Master 2^5 - Mute Follow 2^6 - Solo Master 2^7 - Solo Follow 2^8 - Record Arm Master 2^9 - Record Arm Follow 2^10 - Polarity/Phase Master 2^11 - Polarity/Phase Follow 2^12 - Automation Mode Master 2^13 - Automation Mode Follow 2^14 - Reverse Volume 2^15 - Reverse Pan 2^16 - Do not master when slaving 2^17 - Reverse Width 2^18 - Width Master 2^19 - Width Follow 2^20 - VCA Master 2^21 - VCA Follow 2^22 - VCA pre-FX Follow |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackGroupFlags_HighStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the state of the group-flags, as set in the menu Track Grouping Parameters. Returns a 23bit flagvalue as well as an array with 32 individual 23bit-flagvalues. You must use bitoperations to get the individual values. You can reach the Group-Flag-Settings in the context-menu of a track. The groups_bitfield_table contains up to 23 entries. Every entry represents one of the checkboxes in the Track grouping parameters-dialog Each entry is a bitfield, that represents the groups, in which this flag is set to checked or unchecked. So if you want to get Volume Master(table entry 1) to check if it's set in Group 33(2^0=1) and 35(2^2=4): group1=groups_bitfield_table[1]&1 group2=groups_bitfield_table[1]&4 The following flags(and their accompanying array-entry-index) are available: 1 - Volume Master 2 - Volume Follow 3 - Pan Master 4 - Pan Follow 5 - Mute Master 6 - Mute Follow 7 - Solo Master 8 - Solo Follow 9 - Record Arm Master 10 - Record Arm Follow 11 - Polarity/Phase Master 12 - Polarity/Phase Follow 13 - Automation Mode Master 14 - Automation Mode Follow 15 - Reverse Volume 16 - Reverse Pan 17 - Do not master when slaving 18 - Reverse Width 19 - Width Master 20 - Width Follow 21 - VCA Master 22 - VCA Follow 23 - VCA pre-FX Follow The GroupState_as_Flags-bitfield is a hint, if a certain flag is set in any of the groups. So, if you want to know, if VCA Master is set in any group, check if flag &1048576 (2^20) is set to 1048576. This function will work only for Groups 33(2^0) to 64(2^31). To get Groups 1 to 32, use GetTrackGroupFlagsState instead! It's the entry GROUP_FLAGS_HIGH returns -1 in case of failure |
| integer GroupState_as_Flags | returns a flagvalue with 23 bits, that tells you, which grouping-flag is set in at least one of the 32 groups available. returns -1 in case of failure the following flags are available: 2^0 - Volume Master 2^1 - Volume Follow 2^2 - Pan Master 2^3 - Pan Follow 2^4 - Mute Master 2^5 - Mute Follow 2^6 - Solo Master 2^7 - Solo Follow 2^8 - Record Arm Master 2^9 - Record Arm Follow 2^10 - Polarity/Phase Master 2^11 - Polarity/Phase Follow 2^12 - Automation Mode Master 2^13 - Automation Mode Follow 2^14 - Reverse Volume 2^15 - Reverse Pan 2^16 - Do not master when slaving 2^17 - Reverse Width 2^18 - Width Master 2^19 - Width Follow 2^20 - VCA Master 2^21 - VCA Follow 2^22 - VCA pre-FX Follow |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackLockStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the track-controls of this track are locked(1) or not(nil). It's the entry LOCK Only the LOCK within TrackStateChunks, but not MediaItemStateChunks returns nil in case of an error |
| integer lockedstate | locked(1) or not(nil) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackLayoutNamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the current selected layouts for TrackControlPanel and MixerControlPanel for this track as strings. Returns nil, if default is set. It's the entry LAYOUTS returns nil in case of an error |
| string TCP_Layoutname | name of the TCP-Layoutname |
| string MCP_Layoutname | name of the MCP-Layoutname |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackAutomodeStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns, if the automation-mode for envelopes of this track It's the entry AUTOMODE returns nil in case of an error |
| integer automodestate | is set to 0 - trim/read, 1 - read, 2 - touch, 3 - write, 4 - latch. |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackIcon_FilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the filename with path for the track-icon of the current track. Returns nil, if no trackicon has been set. It's the entry TRACKIMGFN returns nil in case of an error |
| string filename_with_path | filename with path for the current track-icon. |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackRecCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the Rec-configuration-string, with which recordings are made. Returns nil, if no reccfg exists. It's the entry returns nil in case of an error |
| string reccfg | the string, that encodes the recording configuration of the track. |
| integer reccfgnr | the number of the recording-configuration of the track; 0, use default project rec-setting 1, use track-customized rec-setting, as set in the "Track: View track recording settings (MIDI quantize, file format/path) for last touched track"-dialog (action 40604) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMidiInputChanMapFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the state of the MIDIInputChanMap for the current track, as set in the Input-MIDI->Map Input to Channel menu. 0 for channel 1, 2 for channel 2, etc. Nil, if not existing. It's the entry MIDI_INPUT_CHANMAP returns nil in case of an error |
| integer MidiInputChanMap_state | 0 for channel 1, 1 for channel 2, ... 15 for channel 16; nil, source channel. |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMidiCTLFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns linked to Midi channel and an unknown value. Nil if not existing. It's the entry MIDICTL returns nil in case of an error |
| integer LinkedToMidiChannel | linked to midichannel |
| integer unknown | unknown |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns width of the track. 1 if set to +100%. Note for TrackStateChunk-enthusiasts: When set to +100%, it is not stored in the TrackStateChunk It's the entry WIDTH returns nil in case of an error |
| number width | width of the track, from -1(-100%) to 1(+100%) |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackPanModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns Panmode of the track. It's the entry PANMODE returns nil in case of an error |
| integer PanMode | the Panmode of the track nil - Project Default 0 - Reaper 3.x balance (deprecated) 3 - Stereo Balance/ Mono Pan(Default) 5 - Stereo Balance 6 - Dual Pan |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMidiColorMapFnFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns MidiColorMap-Filename of the track. Nil if not existing. It's the entry MIDICOLORMAPFN returns nil in case of an error |
| string MidiColorMapFn | the MidiColorMap-Filename; nil if not existing |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMidiBankProgFnFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns MidiBankProg-Filename of the track. Nil if not existing. It's the entry MIDIBANKPROGFN returns nil in case of an error |
| string MidiBankProgFn | the MidiBankProg-Filename; nil if not existing |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackMidiTextStrFnFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns MidiTextStrFn-Filename of the track. Nil if not existing. It's the entry MIDIEXTSTRFN returns nil in case of an error |
| string MidiTextStrFn | the MidiTextStrFn-Filename; nil if not existing |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns TrackID of the track. It's the entry TRACKID returns nil in case of an error |
| string TrackID | the TrackID as GUID |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackScoreFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns Score of the track. It's the entry SCORE returns nil in case of an error |
| integer Score1 | unknown |
| integer Score2 | unknown |
| number Score3 | unknown |
| number Score4 | unknown |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ GetTrackVolPanFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns Vol and Pan-states of the track. It's the entry VOLPAN returns nil in case of an error |
| number Vol | Volume Settings -Inf dB(0) to +12dB (3.98107170553497) |
| number Pan | Pan Settings -1(-100%); 0(center); 1(100% R) |
| number OverridePanLaw | Override Default Pan Track Law 0dB(1) to -144dB(0.00000006309573) |
| number unknown | unknown |
| number unknown2 | unknown |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master track; -1, if you want to use the parameter TrackStateChunk instead. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | a TrackStateChunk that you want to use, instead of a given track |
^ SetTrackNameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Set the name of a track or a trackstatechunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string name | new name of the track |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackPeakColorStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Set the color of the track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer colorvalue | the color for the track |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackBeatStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Set the timebase for a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer beatstate | tracktimebase for this track; -1 - Project time base, 0 - Time, 1 - Beats position, length, rate, 2 - Beats position only |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackAutoRecArmStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Set the AutoRecArmState for a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer autorecarmstate | autorecarmstate - 1 - autorecarm on, <> than 1 - off |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMuteSoloStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Set the Track Mute/Solo/Solodefeat for a track or a TrackStateChunk. Has no real effect on master track. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer Mute | Mute set to 0 - Mute off, 1 - Mute On |
| integer Solo | Solo set to 0 - Solo off, 1 - Solo ignore routing, 2 - Solo on |
| integer SoloDefeat | SoloDefeat set to 0 - off, 1 - on |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackIPhaseStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets IPhase, the Phase-Buttonstate of the track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer iphasestate | 0-off, <> than 0-on |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackIsBusStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets ISBUS-state of the track or a TrackStateChunk; if it's a folder track. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer busstate1=0, integer busstate2=0 | track is no folder |
| integer busstate1=1, integer busstate2=1 | track is a folder |
| integer busstate1=1, integer busstate2=2 | track is a folder but view of all subtracks not compactible |
| integer busstate1=2, integer busstate2= | 1 - track is last track in folder(no tracks of subfolders follow) |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackBusCompStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets BUSCOMP-state of the track or a TrackStateChunk; This is the state, if tracks in a folder are compacted or not. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer | buscompstate1 - 0 - no compacting, 1 - compacted tracks, 2 - minimized tracks |
| integer | buscompstate2 - 0 - unknown, 1 - unknown |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackShowInMixStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets SHOWINMIX, that sets visibility of track or TrackStateChunk in MCP and TCP. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer MCPvisible | 0 invisible, 1 visible |
| number MCP_FX_visible | 0 visible, 1 FX-Parameters visible, 2 invisible |
| number MCPTrackSendsVisible | 0 & 1.1 and higher TrackSends in MCP visible, every other number makes them invisible |
| integer TCPvisible | 0 track is invisible in TCP, 1 track is visible in TCP with Master-Track, 1 shows all active envelopes, 0 hides all active envelopes |
| number ShowInMix5 | unknown |
| integer ShowInMix6 | unknown |
| integer ShowInMix7 | unknown |
| integer ShowInMix8 | unknown |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackFreeModeStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets FREEMODE-state of a track or a TrackStateChunk; enables Track-Free Item Positioning. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer freemodestate | 0 - off, 1 - on |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackRecStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets REC, that sets the Recording-state of the track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer ArmState | set to 1(armed) or 0(unarmed) |
| integer InputChannel | the InputChannel -1 - No Input 1-16(more?) - Mono Input Channel 1024 - Stereo Channel 1 and 2 1026 - Stereo Channel 3 and 4 1028 - Stereo Channel 5 and 6 ... 5056 - Virtual MIDI Keyboard all Channels 5057 - Virtual MIDI Keyboard Channel 1 ... 5072 - Virtual MIDI Keyboard Channel 16 5088 - All MIDI Inputs - All Channels 5089 - All MIDI Inputs - Channel 1 ... 5104 - All MIDI Inputs - Channel 16 |
| integer Monitor Input | 0 monitor off, 1 monitor on, 2 monitor on tape audio style |
| integer RecInput | the rec-input type 0 input(Audio or Midi) 1 Record Output Stereo 2 Disabled, Input Monitoring Only 3 Record Output Stereo, Latency Compensated 4 Record Output MIDI 5 Record Output Mono 6 Record Output Mono, Latency Compensated 7 MIDI overdub 8 MIDI replace 9 MIDI touch replace 10 Record Output Multichannel 11 Record Output Multichannel, Latency Compensated 12 Record Input Force Mono 13 Record Input Force Stereo 14 Record Input Force Multichannel 15 Record Input Force MIDI 16 MIDI latch replace |
| integer MonitorWhileRec | Monitor Trackmedia when recording, 0 is off, 1 is on |
| integer presPDCdelay | preserve PDC delayed monitoring in media items |
| integer RecordingPath | 0 Primary Recording-Path only, 1 Secondary Recording-Path only, 2 Primary Recording Path and Secondary Recording Path(for invisible backup) |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackVUStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets VU-state of a track or a TrackStateChunk; the way metering shows. Has no real effect on master track. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer VUState | 0 MultiChannelMetering is off, 2 MultichannelMetering is on, 3 Metering is off;seems to have no effect on MasterTrack |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackHeightStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets TRACKHEIGHT-state; the height and compacted state of the track or a TrackStateChunk. Has no visible effect on the master-track. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer height | 24 up to 443 pixels |
| integer lockedtrackheight | 0, trackheight is not locked; 1, trackheight is locked |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackINQStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets INQ-state, mostly the quantize-settings for MIDI, of a track or a TrackStateChunk, as set in the "Track: View track recording settings (MIDI quantize, file format/path) for last touched track"-dialog (action 40604) returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer quantMIDI | quantize MIDI; 0 or 1 |
| integer quantPOS | quantize to position; -1,prev; 0, nearest; 1, next |
| integer quantNoteOffs | quantize note-offs; 0 or 1 |
| number quantToFractBeat | quantize to (fraction of beat) |
| integer quantStrength | quantize strength; -128 to 127 |
| integer swingStrength | swing strength; -128 to 127 |
| integer quantRangeMin | quantize range minimum; -128 to 127 |
| integer quantRangeMax | quantize range maximum; -128 to 127 |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackNChansStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets NCHAN-state; the number of channels in this track or a TrackStateChunk, as set in the routing. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer NChans | 2 to 64, counted every second channel (2,4,6,8,etc) with stereo-tracks. Unknown, if Multichannel and Mono-tracks count differently. |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackBypFXStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets FX, FX-Bypass-state of the track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer FXBypassState | 0 bypass, 1 activate fx; has only effect, if FX or instruments are added to this track |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackPerfStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets PERF, the TrackPerformance-State of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer Perf | performance-state 0 - allow anticipative FX + allow media buffering 1 - allow anticipative FX + prevent media buffering 2 - prevent anticipative FX + allow media buffering 3 - prevent anticipative FX + prevent media buffering |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMIDIOutStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets MIDIOUT, the state of MIDI out for this track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer MIDIOutState | %-1 no output 416 %- microsoft GS wavetable synth-send to original channels 417-432 %- microsoft GS wavetable synth-send to channel state minus 416 -31 %- no Output, send to original channel 1 -16 %- no Output, send to original channel 16 |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMainSendStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets MAINSEND, as set in the routing-settings, of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk, if tracknumber=-1 |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer MainSendOn | on(1) or off(0) |
| integer ParentChannels | the ParentChannels(0-64), interpreted as beginning with ParentChannels to ParentChannels+NCHAN |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackLockStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets LOCK-State, as set by the menu entry Lock Track Controls, of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer LockedState | 1 - locked, 0 - unlocked |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackLayoutNamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets LAYOUTS, the MCP and TCP-layout by name of the layout as defined in the theme, of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string TCP_Layoutname | name of the TrackControlPanel-Layout from the theme to use |
| string MCP_Layoutname | name of the MixerControlPanel-Layout from the theme to use |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackAutomodeStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets AUTOMODE-State, as set by the menu entry Set Track Automation Mode, for a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer automodestate | 0 - trim/read, 1 - read, 2 - touch, 3 - write, 4 - latch |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackIcon_FilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets TRACKIMGFN, the trackicon-filename with path, of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string Iconfilename_with_path | filename+path of the imagefile to use as the trackicon; "", to remove track-icon |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMidiInputChanMapFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets MIDI_INPUT_CHANMAP, as set in the Input-MIDI->Map Input to Channel menu, of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer InputChanMap | 0 for channel 1, 2 for channel 2, etc. -1 if not existing; nil, to remove MidiInputChanMap |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMidiCTLFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets MIDICTL-state, the linkage to Midi-Channels of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer LinkedToMidiChannel | unknown; nil, to remove this setting completely |
| integer unknown | unknown |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackIDFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the track-id, which must be a valid GUID, of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string guid | a valid GUID. Can be generated with the native Reaper-function reaper.genGuid() |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMidiColorMapFnFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the filename+path to the MIDI-ColorMap-graphicsfile of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string MIDI_ColorMapFN | filename+path to the MIDI-ColorMap-file; "", to remove it |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMidiBankProgFnFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the filename+path to the MIDI-Bank-Prog-file of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string MIDIBankProgFn | filename+path to the MIDI-Bank-Prog-file; "", to remove it |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackMidiTextStrFnFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the filename+path to the MIDI-Text-Str-file of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string MIDITextStrFn | filename+path to the MIDI-Text-Str-file; "", to remove it |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackPanModeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the panmode for a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer panmode | the Panmode of the track nil - Project Default 0 - Reaper 3.x balance (deprecated) 3 - Stereo Balance/ Mono Pan(Default) 5 - Stereo Balance 6 - Dual Pan 7 - unknown mode |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackWidthFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the width of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| number width | width of the track, from -1(-100%) to 1(+100%) |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackScoreFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the SCORE of a track or a TrackStateChunk. set unknown1 to unknown4 to 0 to remove the entry from the TrackStateChunk returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| integer unknown1 | unknown |
| integer unknown2 | unknown |
| number unknown3 | unknown |
| number unknown4 | unknown |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackVolPanFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the VOLPAN-state of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1, if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| number Vol | Volume Settings; -Inf dB(0) to +12dB (3.98107170553497) |
| number Pan | Pan Settings; -1(-100%); 0(center); 1(100% R) |
| number OverridePanLaw | Override Default Pan Track Law; 0dB(1) to -144dB(0.00000006309573) |
| number unknown | unknown |
| number unknown2 | unknown |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackRecCFGFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the RECCFG of a track or a TrackStateChunk. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| string reccfg_string | the string, that encodes the recording configuration of the track |
| integer reccfgnr | the number of the recording-configuration of the track; -1, removes the reccfg-setting 0, use default project rec-setting 1, use track-customized rec-setting, as set in the "Track: View track recording settings (MIDI quantize, file format/path) for last touched track"-dialog (action 40604) |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ GetAllLockedTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a trackstring with all tracknumbers of tracks, that are locked, as well as one with all tracknumbers of tracks, that are unlocked. returns an empty locked_trackstring, if none is locked, returns an empty unlocked_trackstring if all are locked. |
| string locked_trackstring | the tracknumbers of all tracks, that are locked; empty string if none is locked |
| string unlocked_trackstring | the tracknumbers of all tracks, that are NOT locked; empty string if all are locked |
^ GetAllSelectedTracksFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a trackstring with all tracknumbers of tracks, that are selected, as well as one with all tracknumbers of tracks, that are unselected. returns an empty selected_trackstring, if none is selected, returns an empty unselected_trackstring if all are selected. |
| string selected_trackstring | the tracknumbers of all tracks, that are selected; empty string if none is selected |
| string unselected_trackstring | the tracknumbers of all tracks, that are NOT selected; empty string if all are selected |
^ GetTrackSelection_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns selection of the track. It's the entry SEL. Works only with statechunks stored in ProjectStateChunks, due API-limitations! returns nil in case of an error |
| integer selection_state | 0, track is unselected; 1, track is selected |
^ SetTrackSelection_TrackStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| set selection of the track in a TrackStateChunk. It's the entry SEL. Works only with statechunks stored in ProjectStateChunks, due API-limitations! returns nil in case of an error |
| string alteredTrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk with the new selection |
^ SetAllTracksSelectedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets all tracks selected(if selected is true) of unselected(if selected is false) returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | returns -1 in case of error |
| boolean selected | true, if all tracks shall be selected, false if all shall be deselected |
^ SetTracksSelectedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets tracks in trackstring selected. If reset is set to true, then the previous selection will be discarded. returns -1 in case of error |
| integer retval | returns -1 in case of error |
| string trackstring | a string with the tracknumbers, separated by a comma; nil or "", deselects all |
| boolean reset | true, any previous selection will be discarded; false, it will be kept |
^ SetTracksToLockedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets tracks in trackstring locked. returns false in case or error, true in case of success |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated with a , |
| boolean reset | reset lockedstate of other tracks true - resets the locked-state of all tracks not included in trackstring false - the lockedstate of tracks not in trackstring is retained |
^ SetTracksToUnlockedFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets tracks in trackstring unlocked. returns false in case or error, true in case of success |
| boolean retval | true in case of success, false in case of error |
| string trackstring | the tracknumbers, separated with a , |
^ SetTrackStateChunk_TracknumberFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the trackstatechunk for track tracknumber. Undo flag is a performance/caching hint. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true in case of success; false in case of error |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber, 0 for master track, 1 for track 1, 2 for track 2, etc. |
| string trackstatechunk | the trackstatechunk, you want to set this track with |
| boolean undo | Undo flag is a performance/caching hint. |
^ SetTrackGroupFlagsStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Set the GroupFlags-state of a track or trackstatechunk. You can reach the Group-Flag-Settings in the context-menu of a track. The groups_bitfield_table can contain up to 23 entries. Every entry represents one of the checkboxes in the Track grouping parameters-dialog Each entry is a bitfield, that represents the groups, in which this flag is set to checked or unchecked. So if you want to set Volume Master(table entry 1) to checked in Group 1(2^0=1) and 3(2^2=4): groups_bitfield_table[1]=groups_bitfield_table[1]+1+4 The following flags(and their accompanying array-entry-index) are available: 1 - Volume Master 2 - Volume Follow 3 - Pan Master 4 - Pan Follow 5 - Mute Master 6 - Mute Follow 7 - Solo Master 8 - Solo Follow 9 - Record Arm Master 10 - Record Arm Follow 11 - Polarity/Phase Master 12 - Polarity/Phase Follow 13 - Automation Mode Master 14 - Automation Mode Follow 15 - Reverse Volume 16 - Reverse Pan 17 - Do not master when slaving 18 - Reverse Width 19 - Width Master 20 - Width Follow 21 - VCA Master 22 - VCA Follow 23 - VCA pre-FX Follow This function will work only for Groups 1 to 32. To set Groups 33 to 64, use SetTrackGroupFlags_HighState instead! Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| array groups_bitfield_table | an array with all bitfields with all groupflag-settings |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ SetTrackGroupFlags_HighStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Set the GroupFlags-state of a track or trackstatechunk. You can reach the Group-Flag-Settings in the context-menu of a track. The groups_bitfield_table can contain up to 23 entries. Every entry represents one of the checkboxes in the Track grouping parameters-dialog Each entry is a bitfield, that represents the groups, in which this flag is set to checked or unchecked. So if you want to set Volume Master(table entry 1) to checked in Group 33(2^0=1) and 35(2^2=4): groups_bitfield_table[1]=groups_bitfield_table[1]+1+4 The following flags(and their accompanying array-entry-index) are available: 1 - Volume Master 2 - Volume Follow 3 - Pan Master 4 - Pan Follow 5 - Mute Master 6 - Mute Follow 7 - Solo Master 8 - Solo Follow 9 - Record Arm Master 10 - Record Arm Follow 11 - Polarity/Phase Master 12 - Polarity/Phase Follow 13 - Automation Mode Master 14 - Automation Mode Follow 15 - Reverse Volume 16 - Reverse Pan 17 - Do not master when slaving 18 - Reverse Width 19 - Width Master 20 - Width Follow 21 - VCA Master 22 - VCA Follow 23 - VCA pre-FX Follow This function will work only for Groups 33(2^0) to 64(2^31). To set Groups 1 to 32, use SetTrackGroupFlagsState instead! Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful |
| string TrackStateChunk | the altered TrackStateChunk |
| integer tracknumber | number of the track, beginning with 1; 0 for master-track; -1 if you want to use parameter TrackStateChunk |
| array groups_bitfield_table | an array with all bitfields with all groupflag-settings |
| optional string TrackStateChunk | use a trackstatechunk instead of a track; only used when tracknumber is -1 |
^ TrackManager_ClearFilterFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| clears the filter of the trackmanager, if the window is opened. returns false if Track Manager is closed |
| boolean retval | true, clearing was successful; false, clearing was unsuccessful |
^ TrackManager_ShowAllFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| shows all tracks, if the window is opened. returns false if Track Manager is closed |
| boolean retval | true, showall was successful; false, showall was unsuccessful |
^ TrackManager_SelectionFromProjectFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets trackselection in trackmanager to the trackselection from the project, if the trackmanager-window is opened. returns false if Track Manager is closed |
| boolean retval | true, setting selection was successful; false, setting selection was unsuccessful |
^ TrackManager_SelectionFromListFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets trackselection from trackmanager into the trackselection of the project, if the trackmanager-window is opened. returns false if Track Manager is closed |
| boolean retval | true, setting selection was successful; false, setting selection was unsuccessful |
^ TrackManager_SetFilterFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets filter of the trackmanager, if the trackmanager-window is opened. returns false if Track Manager is closed |
| boolean retval | true, setting filter was successful; false, setting filter was unsuccessful |
| string filter | the new filter-phrase to be set |
^ TrackManager_OpenCloseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| opens/closes the trackmanager returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, opening/closing was successful; false, there was an error |
| optional boolean new_toggle_state | true, track manager is opened; false, track manager is closed |
| optional boolean toggle | true, open the track manager; false, close the track manager; nil, just toggle open/close of the trackmanager |
^ pause_follow_one_cycleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Skips auto-follow-off-checking-script for one cycle. FollowMode in Ultraschall turns on Autoscrolling in a useable way. In addition, under certain circumstances, followmode will be turned off automatically. If you experience this but want to avoid the follow-off-functionality, use this function. This function is only relevant, if you want to develop scripts that work perfectly within the Ultraschall.fm-extension. |
^ IsTrackSoundboardFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if this track is a soundboard-track, means, contains an Ultraschall-Soundboard-plugin. Only relevant in Ultraschall-installations returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, it is an Ultraschall-Soundboard-track; false, it is not |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber to check for; 0, for master-track; 1, for track 1; n for track n |
^ IsTrackStudioLinkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if this track is a StudioLink-track, means, contains a StudioLink-Plugin Only relevant in Ultraschall-installations returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, it is a StudioLink-track; false, it is not |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber to check for; 0, for master-track; 1, for track 1; n for track n |
^ IsTrackStudioLinkOnAirFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns, if this track is a StudioLinkOnAir-track, means, contains a StudioLinkOnAir-Plugin Only relevant in Ultraschall-installations returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, it is a StudioLinkOnAir-track; false, it is not |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber to check for; 0, for master-track; 1, for track 1; n for track n |
^ GetTypeOfTrackFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the tracktype of a specific track. Will return the type of the first valid SoundBoard, StudioLink, StudioLinkOnAir-plugin in the track-fx-chain. If there are multiple valid plugins and therefore types, the second retval multiple will be set to true, else to false. Only relevant in Ultraschall-installations returns "", false in case of an error |
| string type | Either "StudioLink", "StudioLinkOnAir", "SoundBoard" or "Other". "", in case of an error |
| boolean multiple | true, the track has other valid plugins as well; false, it is a "pure typed" track |
| integer tracknumber | the tracknumber to check for; 0, for master-track; 1, for track 1; n for track n |
^ GetAllAUXSendReceives2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a table with all AUX-SendReceive-settings of all tracks, excluding master-track like GetAllAUXSendReceives, but returns the type of a track as well returned table is of structure: table["AllAUXSendReceive"]=true - signals, this is an AllAUXSendReceive-table. Don't alter! table["number_of_tracks"] - the number of tracks in this table, from track 1 to track n table[tracknumber]["type"] - type of the track, SoundBoard, StudioLink, StudioLinkOnAir or Other table[tracknumber]["AUXSendReceives_count"] - the number of AUXSendReceives of tracknumber, beginning with 1 table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["recv_tracknumber"] - the track, from which to receive audio in this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["post_pre_fader"] - the setting of post-pre-fader of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["volume"] - the volume of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["pan"] - the panning of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["mute"] - the mute-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["mono_stereo"] - the mono/stereo-button-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["phase"] - the phase-setting of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["chan_src"] - the audiochannel-source of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["snd_src"] - the send-to-channel-target of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["pan_law"] - pan-law, default is -1 table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["midichanflag"] - the Midi-channel of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber, leave it 0 table[tracknumber][AUXSendReceivesIndex]["automation"] - the automation-mode of this AUXSendReceivesIndex of tracknumber See GetTrackAUXSendReceives for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. |
| table AllAUXSendReceives | a table with all SendReceive-entries of the current project. |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks in the AllMainSends-table |
^ GetAllHWOuts2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a table with all HWOut-settings of all tracks, including master-track(track index: 0) like GetAllHWOuts but includes the type of a track as well returned table is of structure: table["HWOuts"]=true - signals, this is a HWOuts-table; don't change that! table["number_of_tracks"] - the number of tracks in this table, from track 0(master) to track n table[tracknumber]["type"] - type of the track, SoundBoard, StudioLink, StudioLinkOnAir or Other table[tracknumber]["HWOut_count"] - the number of HWOuts of tracknumber, beginning with 1 table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["outputchannel"] - the number of outputchannels of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["post_pre_fader"] - the setting of post-pre-fader of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["volume"] - the volume of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["pan"] - the panning of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["mute"] - the mute-setting of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["phase"] - the phase-setting of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["source"] - the source/input of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["pan\law"] - pan-law, default is -1 table[tracknumber][HWOutIndex]["automationmode"] - the automation-mode of this HWOutIndex of tracknumber See GetTrackHWOut for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. |
| table AllHWOuts | a table with all HWOuts of the current project. |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks in the AllMainSends-table |
^ GetAllMainSendStates2Functioncall:
| Description: |
| returns a table with all MainSend-settings of all tracks, excluding master-track. like GetAllMainSendStates, but includes the type of the track as well. The MainSend-settings are the settings, if a certain track sends it's signal to the Master Track returned table is of structure: Table["number_of_tracks"] - The number of tracks in this table, from track 1 to track n Table[tracknumber]["type"] - type of the track, SoundBoard, StudioLink, StudioLinkOnAir or Other Table[tracknumber]["MainSend"] - Send to Master on(1) or off(1) Table[tracknumber]["ParentChannels"] - the parent channels of this track See GetTrackMainSendState for more details on the individual settings, stored in the entries. |
| table AllMainSends | a table with all AllMainSends-entries of the current project. |
| integer number_of_tracks | the number of tracks in the AllMainSends-table |
^ SetUSExternalStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| stores values into ultraschall.ini. Returns true if successful, false if unsuccessful. unlike other Ultraschall-API-functions, this converts the values, that you pass as parameters, into strings, regardless of their type |
| boolean retval | true, if successful, false if unsuccessful. |
| string section | section within the ini-file |
| string key | key within the section |
| string value | the value itself |
| optional string filename | set this to a filename, if you don't want to use ultraschall.ini; it will be stored into the resource-path of Reaper, so no path needed nil, uses ultraschall.ini |
^ GetUSExternalStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| gets a value from ultraschall.ini. returns an empty string in case of an error |
| string value | the value itself; empty string in case of an error or no such extstate |
| string section | the section of the ultraschall.ini. |
| string key | the key of which you want it's value. |
| optional string filename | set this to a filename, if you don't want to use ultraschall.ini; it will be stored into the resource-path of Reaper, so no path needed nil, uses ultraschall.ini |
^ CountUSExternalState_secFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of [sections] in the ultraschall.ini |
| integer section_count | the number of section in the ultraschall.ini |
| optional string filename | set this to a filename, if you don't want to use ultraschall.ini; it will be stored into the resource-path of Reaper, so no path needed nil, uses ultraschall.ini |
^ CountUSExternalState_keyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the number of keys in the given [section] in ultraschall.ini returns -1 in case of an error |
| integer key_count | the number of keys within an ultraschall.ini-section |
| string section | the section of the ultraschall.ini, of which you want the number of keys. |
| optional string filename | set this to a filename, if you don't want to use ultraschall.ini; it will be stored into the resource-path of Reaper, so no path needed nil, uses ultraschall.ini |
^ EnumerateUSExternalState_secFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns name of the numberth section in ultraschall.ini or nil if invalid |
| string section_name | the name of the numberth section within ultraschall.ini |
| optional string filename | set this to a filename, if you don't want to use ultraschall.ini; it will be stored into the resource-path of Reaper, so no path needed nil, uses ultraschall.ini |
| integer number | the number of section, whose name you want to know |
^ EnumerateUSExternalState_keyFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns name of a numberth key within a section in ultraschall.ini or nil if invalid or not existing |
| string key_name | the name ob the numberth key in ultraschall.ini. |
| string section | the section within ultraschall.ini, where the key is stored. |
| integer number | the number of the key, whose name you want to know; 1 for the first one |
| optional string filename | set this to a filename, if you don't want to use ultraschall.ini; it will be stored into the resource-path of Reaper, so no path needed nil, uses ultraschall.ini |
^ DeleteUSExternalStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes an external state from the ultraschall.ini Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | false in case of error; true in case of success |
| string section | the section, in which the to be deleted-key is located |
| string key | the key to delete |
| optional string filename | set this to a filename, if you don't want to use ultraschall.ini; it will be stored into the resource-path of Reaper, so no path needed nil, uses ultraschall.ini |
^ SoundBoard_StopAllSoundsFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops all sounds currently playing in the Ultraschall-SoundBoard Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. |
^ SoundBoard_TogglePlayPauseFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles between Play and Pause of a certain player in the Ultraschall-SoundBoard Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. |
| integer playerindex | the player of the SoundBoard; from 1-24 |
^ SoundBoard_TogglePlayStopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles between Play and Stop of a certain player in the Ultraschall-SoundBoard Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. |
| integer playerindex | the player of the SoundBoard; from 1-24 |
^ SoundBoard_PlayFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Starts playing of a certain player in the Ultraschall-SoundBoard Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. |
| integer playerindex | the player of the SoundBoard; from 1-24 |
^ SoundBoard_StopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops playing of a certain player in the Ultraschall-SoundBoard Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. |
| integer playerindex | the player of the SoundBoard; from 1-24 |
^ SoundBoard_TogglePlay_FadeOutStopFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Toggles between Play and FadeOut with Stop of a certain player in the Ultraschall-SoundBoard Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. |
| integer playerindex | the player of the SoundBoard; from 1-24 |
^ SoundBoard_PlayList_CurrentIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the position within the playlist of the Ultraschall Soundboard. Playlist means, the player within all players of the Ultraschall-Soundboard. Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. For other playlist-related functions, see also SoundBoard_PlayList_SetIndex, SoundBoard_PlayList_Next and SoundBoard_PlayList_Previous |
| integer current_playlist_position | the position in the playlist |
^ SoundBoard_PlayList_SetIndexFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets a new playerindex within the playlist of the Ultraschall-Soundboard. You can optionally start the player and stop all others currently playing. Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. For other playlist-related functions, see also Soundboard_PlayList_CurrentIndex, SoundBoard_PlayList_Next and SoundBoard_PlayList_Previous |
| integer playerindex | the player of the SoundBoard; from 1-24 |
| optional boolean play | true, start playing of this player immediately; nil or false, don't start playing |
| optional boolean stop_all_others | true, stop all other players currently playing; nil or false, don't stop anything |
^ SoundBoard_PlayList_NextFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops current player and starts the next player within the playlist of the Ultraschall-Soundboard. Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. For other playlist-related functions, see also Soundboard_PlayList_CurrentIndex, SoundBoard_PlayList_SetIndex and SoundBoard_PlayList_Previous |
^ SoundBoard_PlayList_PreviousFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Stops current player and starts the previous player within the playlist of the Ultraschall-Soundboard. When the previous would be before the first, it will not do anything. Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. For other playlist-related functions, see also Soundboard_PlayList_CurrentIndex, SoundBoard_PlayList_SetIndex and SoundBoard_PlayList_Next. |
^ Soundboard_PlayFadeInFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Starts a sound with a fade-in of a certain player in the Ultraschall-SoundBoard Needs ultraschall-Soundboard installed to be useable! Track(s) who hold the soundboard must be recarmed and recinput set to MIDI or VKB. |
| integer playerindex | the player of the SoundBoard; from 1-24 |
^ WebInterface_GetInstalledInterfacesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the currently installed web-interface-pages. Will return Reaper's default ones(resources-folder/Plugins/reaper_www_root/) as well as your customized ones(resources-folder/reaper_www_root/) |
| integer reapers_count_of_webinterface | the number of factory-default webinterfaces, installed by Reaper |
| array reapers_webinterface_filenames_with_path | the filenames with path of the webinterfaces(can be .htm or .html) |
| array reapers_webinterface_titles | the titles of the webinterfaces, as shown in the titlebar of the browser |
| integer users_count_of_webinterface | the number of user-customized webinterfaces |
| array users_webinterface_filenames_with_path | the filenames with path of the webinterfaces(can be .htm or .html) |
| array users_webinterface_titles | the titles of the webinterfaces, as shown in the titlebar of the browser |
^ GetProject_RenderOutputPathFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the output-directory for rendered files of a project. Doesn't return the correct output-directory for queued-projects! returns nil in case of an error |
| string render_output_directory | the output-directory for projects |
| string projectfilename_with_path | the projectfilename with path, whose renderoutput-directories you want to know |
^ ResolveRenderPatternFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| resolves a render-pattern into its render-filename(without extension). returns nil in case of an error |
| string resolved_renderpattern | the resolved renderpattern, that is used for a render-filename. just add extension and path to it. Stems will be rendered to path/resolved_renderpattern-XXX.ext where XXX is a number between 001(usually for master-track) and 999 |
| string render_pattern | the render-pattern, that you want to resolve into its render-filename |
^ SetReaScriptConsole_FontStyleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| If the ReaScript-console is opened, you can change the font-style of it. You can choose between 19 different styles, with 3 being of fixed character length. It will change the next time you output text to the ReaScriptConsole. If you close and reopen the Console, you need to set the font-style again! You can only have one style active in the console! Returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, displaying was successful; false, displaying wasn't successful |
| integer length | the font-style used. There are 19 different ones. fixed-character-length: 1, fixed, console 2, fixed, console alt 3, thin, fixed normal from large to small: 4-8 bold from largest to smallest: 9-14 thin: 15, thin underlined: 16, underlined, thin 17, underlined 18, underlined symbol: 19, symbol |
^ get_action_context_MediaItemDiffFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the currently clicked MediaItem, Take as well as the difference of position, end, length and startoffset since last time calling this function. Good for implementing ripple-drag/editing-functions, whose position depends on changes in the currently clicked MediaItem. Repeatedly call this (e.g. in a defer-cycle) to get all changes made, during dragging position, length or offset of the MediaItem underneath mousecursor. This function takes into account the size of the start/end-drag-mousecursor, that means: if mouse-position is within 3 pixels before start/after end of the item, it will get the correct MediaItem. This is a workaround, as the mouse-cursor changes to dragging and can still affect the MediaItem, even though the mouse at this position isn't above a MediaItem anymore. To be more strict, set exludemousecursorsize to true. That means, it will only detect MediaItems directly beneath the mousecursor. If the mouse isn't above a MediaItem, this function will ignore it, even if the mouse could still affect the MediaItem. If you don't understand, what that means: simply omit exludemousecursorsize, which should work in almost all use-cases. If it doesn't work as you want, try setting it to true and see, whether it works now. returns nil in case of an error |
| MediaItem MediaItem | the MediaItem at the current mouse-position; nil if not found |
| MediaItem_Take MediaItem_Take | the MediaItem_Take underneath the mouse-cursor |
| MediaItem MediaItem_unlocked | if the MediaItem isn't locked, you'll get a MediaItem here. If it is locked, this retval is nil |
| boolean Item_moved | true, the item was moved; false, only a part(either start or end or offset) of the item was moved |
| number StartDiffTime | if the start of the item changed, this is the difference; positive, the start of the item has been changed towards the end of the project negative, the start of the item has been changed towards the start of the project 0, no changes to the itemstart-position at all |
| number EndDiffTime | if the end of the item changed, this is the difference; positive, the end of the item has been changed towards the end of the project negative, the end of the item has been changed towards the start of the project 0, no changes to the itemend-position at all |
| number LengthDiffTime | if the length of the item changed, this is the difference; positive, the length is longer negative, the length is shorter 0, no changes to the length of the item |
| number OffsetDiffTime | if the offset of the item-take has changed, this is the difference; positive, the offset has been changed towards the start of the project negative, the offset has been changed towards the end of the project 0, no changes to the offset of the item-take Note: this is the offset of the take underneath the mousecursor, which might not be the same size, as the MediaItem itself! So changes to the offset maybe changes within the MediaItem or the start of the MediaItem! This could be important, if you want to affect other items with rippling. |
| optional boolean exlude_mousecursorsize | false or nil, get the item underneath, when it can be affected by the mouse-cursor(dragging etc): when in doubt, use this true, get the item underneath the mousecursor only, when mouse is strictly above the item, which means: this ignores the item when mouse is not above it, even if the mouse could affect the item |
| optional integer x | nil, use the current x-mouseposition; otherwise the x-position in pixels |
| optional integer y | nil, use the current y-mouseposition; otherwise the y-position in pixels |
^ GetTrackEnvelope_ClickStateFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the currently clicked Envelopepoint and TrackEnvelope, as well as the current timeposition. Works only, if the mouse is above the EnvelopePoint while having it clicked! Returns false, if no envelope is clicked at |
| boolean clickstate | true, an envelopepoint has been clicked; false, no envelopepoint has been clicked |
| number position | the position, at which the mouse has clicked |
| MediaTrack track | the track, from which the envelope and it's corresponding point is taken from |
| TrackEnvelope envelope | the TrackEnvelope, in which the clicked envelope-point lies |
| integer EnvelopePointIDX | the id of the clicked EnvelopePoint |
^ SetLiceCapExeFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the path and filename of the LiceCap-executable Note: Doesn't work on Linux, as there isn't a Linux-port of LiceCap yet. Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | false in case of error; true in case of success |
| string SetLiceCapExe | the LiceCap-executable with path |
^ SetupLiceCapFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets up an installed LiceCap-instance. To choose the right LiceCap-version, run the action 41298 - Run LICEcap (animated screen capture utility) Note: Doesn't work on Linux, as there isn't a Linux-port of LiceCap yet. Returns false in case of error. |
| boolean retval | false in case of error; true in case of success |
| string output_filename | the output-file; you can choose whether it shall be a gif or an lcf by giving it the accompanying extension "mylice.gif" or "milice.lcf"; nil, keep the current outputfile |
| string title | the title, which shall be shown at the beginning of the licecap; newlines will be exchanged by spaces, as LiceCap doesn't really support newlines; nil, keep the current title |
| integer titlems | how long shall the title be shown, in milliseconds; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer x | the x-position of the LiceCap-window in pixels; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer y | the y-position of the LiceCap-window in pixels; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer right | the right side-position of the LiceCap-window in pixels; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer bottom | the bottom-position of the LiceCap-window in pixels; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer fps | the maximum frames per seconds, the LiceCap shall have; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer gifloopcount | how often shall the gif be looped?; 0, infinite looping; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer stopafter | stop recording after xxx milliseconds; nil, keep the current setting |
| integer prefs | the preferences-settings of LiceCap, which is a bitfield; nil, keep the current settings &1 - display in animation: title frame - checkbox &2 - Big font - checkbox &4 - display in animation: mouse button press - checkbox &8 - display in animation: elapsed time - checkbox &16 - Ctrl+Alt+P pauses recording - checkbox &32 - Use .GIF transparency for smaller files - checkbox &64 - Automatically stop after xx seconds - checkbox |
^ ReadSubtitles_VTTFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| parses a webvtt-subtitle-file and returns its contents as table returns nil in case of an error |
| string Kind | the type of the webvtt-file, like: captions |
| string Language | the language of the webvtt-file |
| integer Captions_Counter | the number of captions in the file |
| table Captions | the Captions as a table of the format: Captions[index]["start"]= the starttime of this caption in seconds Captions[index]["end"]= the endtime of this caption in seconds Captions[index]["caption"]= the caption itself |
| string filename_with_path | the filename with path of the webvtt-file |
^ BatchConvertFilesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Converts files using Reaper's own BatchConverter. This function will open another instance of Reaper that runs the batchconverter, so it will still open the batch-converter-list for the time of conversion. Though as it is another instance, you can safely go back to the old instance of Reaper. This function will probably NOT finish before the batch-converter is finished with conversion, keep this in mind. returns nil in case of an error |
| table inputfilelist | a table of filenames+path, that shall be converted |
| table outputfilelist | a table of the target filenames+path, where the first filename is the target for the first inputfilename, etc |
| table RenderTable | the settings for the conversion; just use the render-table-functions to create one |
| optional boolean BWFStart | true, include BWF-start; false or nil, don't include BWF-start |
| optional integer PadStart | the start of the padding in seconds; nil, to omit it |
| optional integer PadEnd | the end of the padding in seconds; nil, to omit it |
| optional string FXStateChunk | an FXChain as FXStateChunk; with that you can add fx on top of the to-convert-files. |
| boolean retval | true, conversion was successfully started; false, conversion didn't start |
^ GetTakeEnvelopeUnderMouseCursorFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the take-envelope underneath the mouse |
| TakeEnvelope env | the take-envelope found unterneath the mouse; nil, if none has been found |
| MediaItem_Take take | the take from which the take-envelope is |
| number projectposition | the project-position |
^ DeleteParmLearn2_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Deletes a ParmLearn-entry from an FXStateChunk, by parameter index. Unlike DeleteParmLearn_FXStateChunk, this indexes the parameters not the already existing parmlearns. returns false in case of an error |
| boolean retval | true, if deletion was successful; false, if the function couldn't delete anything |
| string alteredFXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, which you want to delete a ParmLearn from |
| integer fxid | the id of the fx, which holds the to-delete-ParmLearn-entry; beginning with 1 |
| integer parmidx | the index of the parameter, whose parmlearn you want to delete; beginning with 1 |
^ SetUIScaleFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Sets the UI-scaling of Reaper's UI. Works only, if the "Scale UI elements of track/mixer panels, tansport, etc, by:"-checkbox is enabled in Preferences -> General -> Advanced UI/system tweaks-dialog, by setting the value in the dialog to anything else than 1.0. returns false in case of an error. |
| boolean retval | true, setting was successful; false, setting was unsuccessful |
| number scaling | the scaling-factor; safe range is between 0.30 and 3.00, though 0 to 2000 is supported |
^ GetActionCommandIDByFilenameFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Returns the action-command-id of a script by its filename, as registered in the reaper-kb.ini. Important: scripts in subfolders of Scripts must be written with their full path. \ and / are supported as folder-separators. Setting case_sensitive=false will return the action-command-id of the first script matching the filename, when you don't know the exact case-sensitivity. Keep in mind, that on Linux, camelcase can mean different filenames. So Prototype.lua and prototype.lua are different files on Linux, when they exist together. Keep that in mind or you risk finding the wrong ActionCommandID. Returns nil in case of an error |
| string ActionCommandID | the actioncommand-id of the scriptfile; "", if no such file is installed; nil, in case of an error |
| string searchfilename | the filename(plus path, if needed) of the script, whose ActionCommandID you want to have. |
| integer section | the section, in which the file is stored 0, Main, 100, Main (alt recording), 32060, MIDI Editor, 32061, MIDI Event List Editor, 32062, MIDI Inline Editor, 32063, Media Explorer. |
| optional boolean case_sensitive | true or nil, search for filename on a case-sensitive base; false, case-sensitivity in filename is ignored |
^ GetFXWak_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the WAK-entryvalues of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk, as set by the +-button->Send all keyboard input to plugin-menuentry in the FX-window of the visible plugin. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer keyboard_input_2_plugin | 0, don't send all the keyboard-input to plugin; 1, send all keyboard-input to plugin |
| integer unknown | unknown, usually 0 |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from whose fx you want to return the WAK-entry |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose WAK-entryvalues you want to return |
^ GetFXMidiPreset_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the MIDIPRESET-entryvalues of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk as set by the +-button->Link to MIDI program change-menuentry in the FX-window of the visible plugin. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer midi_preset | 0, No Link; 17, Link all channels sequentially; 1-16, MIDI-channel 1-16 |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from whose fx you want to return the MIDIPRESET-entry |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose MIDIPRESET-entryvalues you want to return |
^ SetFXWak_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the fx-WAK-entry of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk, which allows setting "sending all keyboard input to plugin"-option and "embed fx in tcp/mcp"-option of an fx returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new wak-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new wak-state |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose wak-state you want to set |
| integer send_all_keyboard_input_to_fx | state of sen all keyboard input to plug-in; 0, turned off; 1, turned on |
| integer fx_embed_state | set embedding of the fx; &1=TCP, &2=MCP |
^ SetFXMidiPreset_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the MIDIPRESET-entryvalues of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk as set by the +-button->Link to MIDI program change-menuentry in the FX-window of the visible plugin. returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new comment |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new comment |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose comment you want to set |
| integer midi_preset | 0, No Link; 17, Link all channels sequentially; 1-16, MIDI-channel 1-16 |
^ GetFXBypass_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the BYPASS-entryvalues of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk, like bypass and online-state.. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer bypass | 0, non-bypassed; 1, bypassed |
| integer offline | 0, online; 1, offline |
| integer unknown | unknown; default is 0 |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from whose fx you want to return the BYPASS-entry |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose BYPASS-entryvalues you want to return |
^ GetFXFloatPos_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the FLOATPOS/FLOAT-entryvalues of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk, like float-state and float-coordinates. If all coordinates of the floating fx-window are 0, then the fx-window was never in float-state, yet. There is only one of the FLOATPOS/FLOAT-entries present at any time. FLOATPOS, when the fx-window is not floating FLOAT, when the fx-window is floating. returns nil in case of an error |
| boolean floating | true, fx-window is floating; false, fx-window isn't floating |
| integer x | the x-position of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| integer y | the y-position of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| integer width | the width of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| integer height | the height of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from whose fx you want to return the FLOAT/FLOATPOS-entry |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose FLOAT/FLOATPOS-entryvalues you want to return |
^ GetFXGuid_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the FXID-entryvalues of a specific fx from an FXStateChunk, which is the guid of the fx. returns nil in case of an error |
| string guid | the guid of the fx |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, from whose fx you want to return the guid-entry |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose guid you want to return |
^ GetWndRect_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the WNDRECT-entryvalues from an FXStateChunk. These are the window-positions of the fx-chain, when the window is floating. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer x | the x-position of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| integer y | the y-position of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| integer width | the width of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| integer height | the height of the floating window; 0, if it hasn't been floating yet |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, whose floating-window-position you want to get |
^ GetShow_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the SHOW-entryvalues from an FXStateChunk. This shows, whether the fxchain is currently shown and which fx is visible in Reaper's UI. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer shownstate | 0, the fx-chain is not shown; 1, first fx is shown; 2, second fx is shown, etc |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, whose show-state you want to get |
^ GetLastSel_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the LASTSEL-entryvalues from an FXStateChunk. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer last_selected_fx | the last selected fx; 1, the first fx; 2, the second fx; 3, the third fx |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, whose last-selected-fx you want to get |
^ GetDocked_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| returns the DOCKED-entryvalues from an FXStateChunk. returns nil in case of an error |
| integer dockstate | 0, undocked; 1, docked |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, whose dockstate you want to get |
^ GetAllCustomMarkerNamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will return all names of all available custom-markers. |
| integer count | the number of found markers; -1, in case of an error |
| table custom_marker_names | a table with all found custom-markernames. |
^ GetAllCustomRegionNamesFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| Will return all names of all available custom-regions. |
| integer count | the number of found markers; -1, in case of an error |
| table custom_region_names | a table with all found custom-regionnames. |
^ SetFXBypass_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the fx-BYPASS-entry of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk, which allows setting online/offline and bypass-settings. returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new BYPASS-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new bypass-state |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose bypass-state you want to set |
| integer bypass | 0, non-bypassed; 1, bypassed |
| integer offline | 0, online; 1, offline |
| integer unknown | unknown; default is 0 |
^ SetShow_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the shown-plugin of an FXStateChunk. It is the SHOW-entry returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new SHOW-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new shown-fx-state |
| integer showstate | the fx shown; 1, for the first fx; 2, for the second fx; etc |
^ SetWndRect_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the docked-state of an FXStateChunk. It is the WNDRECT-entry returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new WNDRECT-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new undocked-windowposition-state |
| integer x | the x-position of the undocked window |
| integer y | the y-position of the undocked window |
| integer w | the width of the window-rectangle |
| integer h | the height of the window-rectangle |
^ SetDocked_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the docked-state of an FXStateChunk. It is the DOCKED-entry returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new DOCKED-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new last-selected-fx-state |
| integer docked | the docked-state of the fx-chain-window; 0, undocked; 1, docked |
^ SetLastSel_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the last selected-plugin of an FXStateChunk. It is the LASTSEL-entry returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new LASTSEL-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new last-selected-fx-state |
| integer lastsel | the last fx selected; 1, for the first fx; 2, for the second fx; etc |
^ SetFXGuid_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the fx-FXID-entry of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk, which holds the guid for this fx. returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new BYPASS-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new gui |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose guid you want to set |
| string guid | a guid for this fx; use reaper.genGuid to create one |
^ SetFXFloatPos_FXStateChunkFunctioncall:
| Description: |
| sets the fx-FXID-entry of a specific fx within an FXStateChunk, which manages floatstate and position of the floating-fx-window. Note: when committing it to a track/item of an opened project, keep in mind that setting floating=false will have no effect. You will also need to commit a TrackStateChunk/ItemStateChunk twice, as in the first commit, w and h will be ignored if the fx isn't already floating. This is probably due a Reaper bug and I can't fix it in here, sorry. returns nil in case of an error |
| string FXStateChunk | the altered FXStateChunk with the new BYPASS-state |
| string FXStateChunk | the FXStateChunk, into which you want to set the new bypass-state |
| integer fxid | the fx, whose bypass-state you want to set |
| boolean floating | true, window is floating; false, window is not floating |
| integer x | the x-position of the floating-window |
| integer y | the y-position of the floating-window |
| integer w | the width of the window(will be ignored, when committing changed statechunk only once to current project's track/item) |
| integer h | the height of the window(will be ignored, when committing changed statechunk only once to current project's track/item) |
| Automatically generated by Ultraschall-API 4.2 003 - 1392 functions and 6 Api-variables available |